Virginia Base Seeks Tyndall F-22S

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Thursday, February 21, 2019 www.newsherald.com @The_News_Herald facebook.com/panamacitynewsherald 75¢ Virginia base seeks Tyndall F-22s

By Jim Thompson and associated personnel to Counting pilots, mainte- 315-4445 | @Jimtnwfdn Joint Base Langley-Eustis in nance personnel and support [email protected] Hampton Roads. airmen, the units are bring- The state’s two senators, ing more than 500 people to EGLIN AFB — Maneu- Mark Warner and Tim Kaine, Eglin, a number that could vering by some members both Democrats, and the expand to 800 by summer, of Congress has potential state’s 11-member biparti- Eglin spokesman Andy Bour- implications to move Tyndall san House delegation, want land said recently. The F-22 Air Force Base’s temporarily the F-22 flight and main- operations are being housed relocated F-22 Raptor fighter tenance training units now at Eglin under a federally jets even farther away. moving to Eglin from Tyndall approved “interim beddown” With regard to the F-22 to be moved to Langley- arrangement that could keep Raptor fighter jets moved Eustis. Those units — the those operations at Eglin for to Eglin Air Force Base from 43rd Fighter Squadron, the as long as three years. In the Tyndall after Hurricane 2nd Fighter Squadron and interim, the Air Force will A 43rd Fighter Squadron Raptor roars down the runway late last Michael, Virginia’s con- Detachment 4 of the 372nd conduct an environmental year at Eglin Air Force Base. The 43rd Fighter Squadron’s mission is gressional delegation sent Training Squadron — include assessment at a number of to provide pilot training in the F-22. The squadron is at Eglin as part a letter to Air Force Secre- 31 F-22s and 18 T-38 Talons, bases, yet unidentified, to of a mission shift by the Air Force as Tyndall continues to rebuild tary Heather Wilson asking training jets used to help F-22 from Hurricane Michael. [U.S. AIR FORCE] to relocate those aircraft pilots hone air combat skills. See F-22, A4 Buddy Benches

LOCAL & STATE | A3 PARKER SETS WORK DEBRIS CURBSIDE DEADLINE

After surgery, Cohen’s prison date postponed

By Larry Neumeister and Michael R. Sisak The Associated Press

NEW YORK — Presi- dent Donald Trump’s Fifth-graders TJ Yarnell and Kionah Case chat on the new Buddy Bench at Tyndall Elementary School on Wednesday. The bench encourages former lawyer and fixer students to reach out to and be friendly to other students when they see them sit on the bench. [PATTI BLAKE/THE NEWS HERALD] Michael Cohen was granted a Rutherford’s Construction Academy helping students meet new friends few more weeks of By Genevieve Smith this week. The benches are position where they need benches were provided by freedom @PCNHGenevieve designed for students look- to make new friends. Tyn- members of the Bay Build- Wednes- [email protected] ing for a friend. dall Elementary’s principal, ers Industries Association, Cohen day after “Someone if they’re feeling Kimberly Kirkman, said she or BBIA. The Construction his lawyers TYNDALL AFB — Ruth- sad, they just come up (to the believes the bench will be a Academy has an honorary said he’s still recovering erford High School’s bench) and then a Thunder- huge success for her school, membership to the asso- from surgery and hasn’t Construction Academy just bird might see them and come especially for new students. ciation in addition to being had time to get his affairs made meeting new friends and talk to them,” said fifth- “As Thunderbirds, we members of Future Builders in order because he’s pre- a whole lot easier for many grader TJ Yarnell. “It’s a nice really try to be of service to of America. paring to testify before young students across the way to speak to someone if others,” Kirkman said. “This Gulf Power’s Laura Blair Congress. district. they’re lonely or sad.” is a great example of students and Bud Longstreth with U.S. District Judge Starting with the Thunder- With the shifting popula- being able to be there for Longstreth Construction William H. Pauley birds at Tyndall Elementary tions at the schools as people others and serve others, espe- Co., members of the BBIA, III approved delay- Schools on Wednesday morn- move as a result of Hurri- cially when they are upset or assisted in the deliveries of ing the start of Cohen’s ing, “Buddy Benches” will be cane Michael, students often needing a friend.” delivered to multiple schools are finding themselves in a The materials for the See BENCHES, A4 See COHEN, A4

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By Patrick McCreless during its regular meeting on However, the reimbursement [email protected]@ Wednesday. Under the agree- process could take years — PNCHPatrickM ment with SunTrust Bank, the time the county doesn’t have county will get $50 million in to delay recovery spending. PANAMA CITY — Bay March and another $50 mil- “That first $50 million loan County leaders approved a lion in April. we took out has already been $100 million bond issue on “We need to continue to spent,” Dozier said, referring Wednesday to pay for Hurri- pay contractors, we can’t just to the November bond issue. cane Michael recovery work. keep putting them off,” Com- “We’ve done so much debris The money will cover missioner William Dozier pickup.” mainly debris removal, infra- said. “That’s why we’re doing Ashley Stukey, county structure and stormwater this.” budget officer, said the system repair. The decision The county faces an esti- county had 15 years to pay comes after the county took mated $400 million bill for back the $100 million. The out a similar $50 million bond hurricane recovery. The deal was shaped so the loan for hurricane recovery in Federal Emergency Man- only had three years of inter- November. agement Agency is expected est, Stukey said. The sign for the Planning Board stands in a debris pile at Springﬁ eld The Bay County Commis- to reimburse the county for City Hall on Feb. 11 after the building was demolished. [PATTI BLAKE/ sion approved the bond issue most of its recovery spending. See BOND, A6 THE NEWS HERALD] Parker sets construction debris curbside deadline

MEDICAL POT | A6 STATE CHALLENGES MARIJUANA DISPENSARY RULING

32-day snapper

season The remains of a Parker storage facility are scattered throughout a parking lot on Wednesday. [PATTI BLAKE/THE NEWS HERALD] to start in June March 10 date is set by City Council

News Herald staff report By Collin Breaux with that, we would become a PANAMA CITY — The [email protected] dumping ground in this little red snapper season will @PCNHCollinB area,” Mayor Rich Musgrave be slightly longer than a said. “Today we matched month for recreational PARKER — Similar to sur- what Callaway and Spring- anglers in state and fed- rounding areas, Parker has set field have done with saying eral waters. its construction debris curb- you have to have it to the curb At the Florida Fish side deadline for March 10. by March 10. ... It’s still miles and Wildlife Conserva- Residents are encouraged to go but we’re the tortoise. tion Commission (FWC) to have construction debris Slow and steady wins the meeting, commission- on the curbside by that date, race. We’re bound to get our ers approved a June 11 and a final pass will begin city back to where it was and through July 12 season afterward. The City Coun- make it even better.” for red snapper for state cil approved the deadline Residents in Springfield, and federal waters in the Tuesday based on a recom- Callaway and unincorpo- Gulf of Mexico. mendation by Public Works rated Bay County also have The red snapper Supervisor Tony Summerlin. been asked to place debris on season for federally per- “With the announcements the curb by March 10. A final mitted charter boats and that were made by a couple date for vegetative debris has head boats — which is set of cities in Bay County, it not been set in Parker. by the NOAA — has not made us a little nervous that Construction debris from Hurricane Michael surrounds this Parker been set. if we didn’t kind of go in line See PARKER, A6 building on Wednesday. [PATTI BLAKE/THE NEWS HERALD] FWC being able to set the season in both state and federal waters is a pilot program between the federal program and all five Gulf states, giving State to ban ‘chumming’ off beaches to lure sharks them a greater say after increasing public outcry By Max Chesnes by a shark bite while wading See SNAPPER, A6 Fresh Take Florida 50 feet off the Cape Canaveral National Seashore in 2004. TALLAHASSEE — Florida She since has become a shark is preparing a statewide ban conservation advocate: “It’s on the practice by fisher- really good to be clear that men along the state’s iconic sharks do not want to eat beaches of dumping bloody people.” fish guts into the ocean to lure The new regulation would sharks closer to shore — and ban placing chum in the water possibly closer to swimmers for fishing and defines chum Chase Pennington, 6, and waders. as fish, fish parts or other proudly checks out a red The Fish and Wildlife Con- Grey reef sharks are shown. [USFWS PACIFIC] animal products intended to snapper he caught, along servation Commission was attract marine wildlife. with two king mackerels, expected later this month to oil and pieces of ground-up strongly prefer to not be in The commission held during a ﬁ shing finalize a ban on “chumming” fish to produce a slick car- the water where folks are its final public hearing on tournament at the St. when fishing for any species ried on the current or tide to ringing the dinner bell for the the matter for Wednes- Andrews Bay Yacht Club from the beach. The tech- lure predators closer to baited ocean’s ultimate predator,” day in Gainesville, but its in June 2014. [NEWS HERALD nique — often used for sharks hooks. said Debbie Salamone, whose FILE PHOTO] — involves scattering blood, “Personally, I would Achilles tendon was severed See SHARKS, A6

* ** A4 Thursday, February 21, 2019 | The News Herald

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F-22

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find a permanent base for the displaced Tyndall units. In their pitch, Virginia’s congressional delegation argues “the existing ramp space and infrastructure at In this 2013 photo, an Air Force F-35A Lightning II pilot from the 58th Langley ... would allow it to Fighter Squadron takes a breather while his aircraft is being refueled quickly receive aircraft at on the 33rd Fighter Wing ﬂ ightline at Eglin Air Force Base. [U.S. AIR Starting with the Thunderbirds at Tyndall Elementary Schools minimal additional cost.” FORCE] on Wednesday morning, “Buddy Benches” will be delivered to The letter points out that multiple schools this week. [PATTI BLAKE/THE NEWS HERALD] Langley-Eustis, built to F-35 full funding problems, including difficul- accommodate three squad- request ties in acquiring spare parts train a workforce. rons, currently houses just and a fuel-tube issue that BENCHES “There’s a labor shortage. two F-22 squadrons. In another development grounded the entire fleet late This is what we’re trying to The delegation also with possible implications for last year while fixes were From Page A1 do is keep our industry alive points out what it consid- Eglin, U.S. Sen. Marco Rubio, made. and growing, so we support ers training advantages at R-Fla., joined Republican The letter also criticizes a the construction academy Langley-Eustis, noting the Sens. John Cornyn and Ted DoD plan in its budget pro- the benches. here at Rutherford as well “Virginia Air National Guard Cruz of Texas, Susan Collins posal for the 2020 fiscal year “It was a project for the as Arnold,” said Longstreth. stands uniquely positioned of Maine and Lisa Murkowski to purchase previous-gener- future Builders of America “It’s a good program, a to support the FTU (the F-22 of Alaska in a letter to Presi- ation F-15 fighter jets. at the Rutherford Con- growing program.” Flight Training Units), with dent Donald Trump asking for “Choosing to invest in these struction Academy to learn Longstreth said the experienced instructors and full funding for the F-35 pro- fighters, which we know are construction skills and also construction programs at maintainers well versed on curement program. Eglin is neither lethal nor survivable it’s a good thing for these Rutherford and Arnold High (the F-22).” The Virginia the home of F-35 testing and against today’s advanced schools,” said Blair. “It’s School are good for students Air National Guard’s 192nd pilot and maintainer training threats, would be a disser- a goodwill project, it’s a who want to work with their Fighter Wing at Langley- for U.S. forces and partner vice to servicemembers and learning project, and it hands. As he pointed out, Eustis flies the F-22. nations. taxpayers,” the letter notes. encompasses several dif- not everyone is designed to The letter also says that The letter contends that It also asks Trump for his sup- ferent organizations.” sit at a desk and work on a the military’s Mid-Atlantic in recent years, “the DoD port “and the support of the Blair explained, if a child computer. Plus, there never training ranges, over-ocean has underfunded the F-35 DoD in investing our defense is sitting on the bench, will be a shortage of jobs in areas similar to the Gulf Test program and relied on Con- funds in proven fifth-gener- others will become aware construction, he said. Range used by Eglin and other gress to fund increases in ation technology — like the and join them, becoming a Deliveries of the benches area military bases, “provide production, sustainment and F-35 — rather than technology buddy for the person on the will continue to 15 schools an excellent opportunity to modernization.” that will be outdated before it bench. during the rest of the week. train with other ... aircraft in The F-35 program has even rolls off the production For the BBIA, it also helps the region,” the letter states. experienced a number of line.”

from Cohen’s original March intelligence committee and Trump. get his affairs in order and COHEN 6 surrender date, Cohen’s campaign finance violations. In a letter requesting the spend time with his family, lawyers said. A spokesman Cohen acknowledged delay dated Wednesday, especially given such a From Page A1 for the U.S. Attorney’s office lying to the committee about Cohen attorney Michael D. short period between the said Wednesday that prose- his role in a Trump business Monico cited a “more ful- anticipated hearings and cutors declined to comment. proposal in Moscow. He told some letter” sent to Pauley the present reporting date,” three-year sentence until Cohen, 52, was spotted lawmakers he had abandoned eight days ago by Cohen Monico wrote. May 6. Cohen’s lawyer said last month in New York City the project in January 2016, that was sealed. Monico said After the delay request was he was undergoing intensive wearing a hospital ID brace- but he actually continued in Wednesday’s letter that granted, Monico and fellow post-surgery physical ther- let and with his right arm in a pursuing it for months after Cohen needs to be monitored Cohen lawyers Barry Spe- apy and spending substantial sling. At the time, his lawyer that. by his physician during his vack and Lanny Davis issued time getting ready for testi- said he’d undergone minor He also pleaded guilty to recovery. a statement saying the extra mony his attorneys say he will shoulder surgery. campaign finance viola- Cohen’s congressional time will allow Cohen to deliver to three congressional Cohen was sentenced in tions for his involvement in testimony “will require Mr. “prepare for the expected committees this month. December to three years payments to a former Play- Cohen to spend substan- testimony next week before Prosecutors did not object in prison after pleading boy model and porn actress tial time in preparation that congressional committees, to a “one-time” 60-day delay guilty to lying to the Senate who had alleged affairs with will limit the time he has to which he welcomes.” * ** The News Herald | Thursday, February 21, 2019 A5 LOCAL & STATE

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Neptune’s tiniest moon Today $10 at the door; season tickets available. A portion EIGHTH ANNUAL 30A WINE of each concert’s proceeds likely piece of bigger one FESTIVAL: Feb. 20-24 at benefi ts the Community Alys Beach, 9581 E. 30A, Food Pantry at Gulf Beach with renowned distillers, Presbyterian. Details: Pink- By Marcia Dunn vinters and culinary favor- Church.org or 850-234-3161 The Associated Press ites to benefi t Children’s MODERN GENTLEMEN: 7:30 Volunteer Health Network; p.m. at the Majestic Resort CAPE CANAVERAL underwritten by the Alys Ballroom, 10901 Front — Neptune’s newest and Foundation. Tickets: Beach Road, Panama City tiniest moon probably is Weekend passes available Beach. A quartet blending an ancient piece of a much for $450 through the end of classic sounds of yester- larger moon orbiting the year, increasing to $500 day and today. Part of the unusually close. until sold out. Day passes “Martin Presents” series. In the journal Nature and individual ticket prices Details: MartinTheatre. on Wednesday, California vary; tickets available com/presents-series or astronomers shine a light online. Passes and event 850-763-8080 on the 21-mile-diame- tickets are limited. Details: ‘ANATOMY OF GRAY’: 7:30 ter moon Hippocamp, 30AWineFestival.com p.m. at the Amelia Center named after the mytho- BEGINNER LINE DANCE Theatre Lab, Gulf Coast logical sea horse. CLASS: 10-11:30 a.m. at State College, 5230 W. U.S. The SETI Institute’s Frank Brown Park, 16200 98, Panama City. Limited Mark Showalter discov- Panama City Beach seating; reservations ered Neptune’s 14th moon Parkway, Panama City suggested. By Jim Leon- in 2013, using Hubble Space Beach. $3 per dancer. All ard, the award-winning Telescope images. Show- dancers welcome. Details: author of “The Diviners” alter and his research team 850-233-5045 and “They Dance Real Slow theorize Hippocamp was Neptune as seen by Voyager 2 during its fl yby in 1989. [KEVIN M. GILL/NASA/JPL-CALTECH] ZUMBA GOLD: 10-11 a.m. in Jackson.” This show formed from debris cre- at the Lyndell Conference came out of his personal ated billions of years ago Center, 423 Lyndell Lane, experiences regarding the when a comet slammed Panama City Beach. Full- devastating outbreak of into Proteus, the largest of body workout for all AIDS in the early 1980s and Neptune’s inner moons. ages. Details: 850-236-3033 ’90s. Although much of the The two moons orbit just WRITING THE FANTASTIC: population was shunned by 7,500 miles apart and 5:30-7:30 p.m. at Panama various charitable organiza- likely were closer in the past City Center for the Arts, 19 tions despite their need, before Proteus migrated E. Fourth St., Panama City. Leonard pondered what outward. Bring your favorite pen would have happened if Scientists have long and paper and explore the the disease infected those believed Neptune’s inner building blocks of writing, people. General admission moons were repeatedly with a focus on elements of $20; $10 for high school broken apart by collisions fantastic fi ction. Class will students, seniors and mili- with comets, according to be led by Tony Simmons, tary with ID; free for GCSC Showalter. novelist and writer/editor and FSU students, faculty “The discovery of Hip- for The News Herald. Cost and staff with college ID; pocamp, orbiting so close The earliest image of Hippocamp, obtained by the Hubble Space Telescope in 2004. $15 for members, $20 available online at Brown- to the much larger moon Hippocamp is shown inside the red box, and an enlarged version is inset at upper right. non-members. Details and PaperTickets.com Proteus, provides a partic- [MARK R. SHOWALTER/SETI INSTITUTE] registration: PCCenterForT- BALLROOM DANCING: 6:30- ularly dramatic illustration heArts.com/education 8:30 p.m. at Grand Square of the Neptune system’s Voyager 2 spacecraft in of Proteus got left behind moons around Neptune, Hall, 1105 Bob Little Road, battered history,” Show- 1989, dark and irregularly and we see it today as Hip- using Hubble observations. Friday Panama City. For all levels. alter wrote in an email. shaped Proteus is Nep- pocamp,” Showalter said in He wouldn’t be surprised if Enjoy good music on the While the researchers tune’s second-largest a statement. there are more, but noted CELEBRATING BLACK HIS- best dance fl oor in the area. said they cannot rule out moon, measuring about With two moons so close it will take a spacecraft in TORY EXHIBITION: through $5 per person at the door. the possibility that Hip- 250 miles across. The big- together, a big one like Pro- orbit around Neptune to Feb. 28 at the Panama Details: 850-277-0566 or pocamp is unrelated to gest is Triton. teus normally would knock find them. City Center for the Arts, [email protected]. Proteus, the moon’s “tiny Voyager 2 beamed back a little one like Hippocamp The SETI Institute, 19 E. Fourth St., Panama ‘LAUNCH! WAINWRIGHT size and peculiar location” pictures of a massive right out of orbit or swal- which seeks to explore and City. Featuring work by SHIPYARD AND THE FIRST support their formation impact crater on Proteus. low it. understand life in the uni- numerous local artists. LIBERTY SHIPS’: Pho- theory. Thanks to Hubble, “now Showalter said he’s verse, is based in Mountain Free admission. Details: tographic exhibit open Discovered by NASA’s we know that a little piece searched for more little View, California. PCCenterForTheArts.com through March 16 at The PURVIS YOUNG — FLORIDA Light Room, 306 Harrison HALL OF FAME: exhibition Ave., Panama City. Details: OBITUARIES runs through March 16 at TheLightRoomPC.com the Panama City Center for the Arts, 19 E. Fourth Saturday St., Panama City. Featuring MARY HODGES MCCLOY DONALD ARTHUR HOLSTEIN JR. work by Purvis Young, who THE MARKET AT ST. was named to the Florida ANDREWS: 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. Mary Hodges Breed, Angeline and A graveside service for 22, 2019, at Evergreen Artists Hall of Fame in 2018. at the Yacht Basin next to McCloy, 93, died in Andrew Wamberg, Donald Arthur Holstein Memorial Gardens. Free admission. Details: The Shrimp Boat Restau- Orlando, Florida, on Ben and Catherine Jr., 60, of Panama City, To extend condo- PCCenterForTheArts.com rant on Beck Avenue. Feb. 14, 2019. McCloy, Nick Jacobs, Florida, who died Feb. lences, visit www. THROUGH THREADS OF GRAND LAGOON WATER- She was born and and Lauren and Tom 16, 2019, will begin heritagefhllc.com. TIME: exhibition runs FRONT FARMERS MARKET: raised in Stantons- LaVoy; and her seven at 2 p.m. Friday, Feb. through March 31 at the 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Capt. burg, North Carolina, great-grandchildren, Panama City Center for Anderson’s in Panama City and graduated from Ellen and Will Breed, the Arts, 19 E. Fourth St., Beach with local makers, Salem College. She Mary Hodges, Frances MARY LAVONNE PRIDE Panama City. Featuring bakers and growers; married Dixon McCloy and Virginia Wam- quilts by Maxine Thomas. child- and pet-friendly fun. and moved to Panama berg, and Essie and Mary Lavonne Pride, locally and graveside Free admission. Details: Details: Facebook.com/ City in 1960. Hodge Dixon McCloy. Special 82, of Panama City, services will be held later PCCenterForTheArts.com GLWFarmersMarket/ or was an active member thanks are given to her Florida, died Wednes- in Indiana. AARP TAX SERVICES: 9 850-481-6848 of the Holy Nativity caregivers, Maria Sei- day, Feb. 20, 2019. There Wilson Funeral Home a.m. to 3 p.m. at Trinity SEASIDE FARMERS Episcopal Church, vert, Aida Peel, Sauvry will be no services held is handling arrangements. Lutheran, 1001 W. 11th St., MARKET: 9 a.m. in the serving for years on Young, Leinne Young Panama City. Volunteers amphitheater at Seaside. the altar guild. and Patrice Wynn. will be on hand to help you Local growers and artisans She was preceded A memorial service IRIS RODRIGUEZ fi ll out your taxes. Details: offer food and other prod- in death by her hus- will be held at Holy Facebook page: AARP Tax- ucts. Details: SeasideFL. band of 52 years, Dick Nativity Episcopal Funeral services for St. Bernadette Catholic Aide of Bay County. com McCloy; her daughter, Church at 4 p.m. Iris Rodriguez, 78, of Church. A reception will ST. ANDREWS MARDI GRAS AARP TAX SERVICES: Kay Hodges McCloy; Friday, Feb. 22, 2019, Panama City Beach, follow in the parish hall. FESTIVAL: 4 p.m. in historic 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the and her sister-in- with Father Steve Florida, who died Sat- Kent-Forest Lawn St. Andrews; hosted by Panama City Beach Public law, Louise Fishel. Bates officiating. urday, Feb. 16, 2019, Funeral Home is han- the Krewe of St. Andrews Library, 12500 Hutchison She is survived by In lieu of flowers, will begin at 11 a.m. Sat- dling arrangements. with Roaring ’20s theme. Blvd. Volunteers will be her brother-in-law, contributions to The urday, Feb. 23, 2019, at The 22nd annual festival on hand to help you fi ll John Fishel; her chil- Holy Episcopal Day features live music, family out your taxes. Details: dren, Ross and Inez School or St. Jude fun areas with games, NWRLS.com McCloy, Jenny Jacobs Children’s Research BILLY HUDSON signature hurricanes in EIGHTH ANNUAL 30A and Chris Hart, and Hospital in Memphis, commemorative glasses, WINE FESTIVAL: Feb. Ann and Tom LaVoy. Tennessee, in memory Funeral services for Billy 23, 2019, in the Chapel of food and beverage options, 20-24 at Alys Beach, 9581 Also surviving are of Hodge McCloy Hudson, 68, of Panama Love Mausoleum. and VIP experience. E. 30A. Tickets: Weekend her six grandchil- would be appreciated. City, Florida, who died Kent-Forest Lawn EIGHTH ANNUAL 30A passes available for $450 dren, Kay and Matt Feb. 13, 2019, will begin Funeral Home is handling WINE FESTIVAL: Feb. through the end of the at 10 a.m. Saturday, Feb. arrangements. 20-24 at Alys Beach, 9581 year, increasing to $500 E. 30A. Tickets: Weekend until sold out. Day passes MARTHA VICKERY BINGHAM passes available for $450 and individual ticket prices EVELYN CASON through the end of the vary; tickets available Funeral services Funeral Home. Visita- year, increasing to $500 online. Passes and event for Martha V. Bing- tion will begin at 1 p.m. A graveside service Friday, Feb. 22, 2019, in until sold out. Day passes tickets are limited. Details: ham, who died Jan. Interment will follow for Evelyn Cason, 76, of Millville Cemetery. and individual ticket prices 30AWineFestival.com 26, 2019, will begin at the services immedi- Panama City, Florida, Wilson Funeral Home vary; tickets available ST. ANDREWS MARDI GRAS 2 p.m. Saturday, Feb. ately at Greenwood who died Oct. 11, 2018, is handling arrangements. online. Passes and event FESTIVAL: Feb. 22-23 in his- 23, 2019, at Wilson Cemetery. will begin at 10 a.m. tickets are limited. Details: toric St. Andrews; hosted by 30AWineFestival.com the Krewe of St. Andrews THE CHURCH AND THE with Roaring ’20s theme. Guidelines and deadlines ARTS CONCERT SERIES: The 22nd annual festival 7 p.m. at Gulf Beach features live music, family Obituary notices are written by funeral homes and relatives of the deceased. The News Herald reserves the right to edit Presbyterian Church, 271 fun areas with games, for AP style and format. Families submitting notices must type them in a typeface and font that can be scanned into S. State 79, Panama City signature hurricane drinks a computer. Deadline for obituaries is 3 p.m. daily for the following day’s newspaper. Obituaries may be e-mailed to Beach. Tonight featuring in commemorative glasses, [email protected] or delivered to The News Herald, 501 W. 11th St., Panama City. View today’s obituaries and sign the Arnold High School food and beverage options, the online guest books of your loved ones at newsherald.com/obituaries. Jazz Ensemble. Tickets and VIP experience. * ** A6 Thursday, February 21, 2019 | The News Herald State challenges pot dispensary ruling By Jim Saunders taking the case to the 1st each operator. The cap, safety (the stated goals for Committee on Wednes- make other regulatory The News Service of Florida District Court of Appeal which gradually increases regulation in the amend- day took up a bill (SB 182) changes. did not detail the depart- as the number of eligible ment),” Gievers wrote. that would address the “As we came out of the TALLAHASSEE — ment’s arguments. patients in a statewide The 2017 law has smoking ban, while the gate, we wanted to be As lawmakers weigh Gievers sided in the database increases and is spawned a series of law- House Appropriations very, very conservative, changes to the state’s case with the medical- now at 30, is slated to end suits, including another Committee is scheduled if you will, in terms of medical-marijuana laws, marijuana firm Trulieve, in 2020. case at the 1st District to consider a House ver- how the delivery system the Florida Department finding that the limit on “The evidence clearly Court of Appeal that chal- sion (HB 7015) today. was set up,” Galvano of Health has appealed a dispensaries violated and conclusively estab- lenges a ban on smoking Senate President Bill said. “What I have seen circuit judge’s ruling that a 2016 constitutional lishes beyond any doubt medical marijuana. Giev- Galvano, R-Bradenton, since day one is myriad struck down a limit on the amendment that broadly that conveniently located ers found that the smoking said Friday during an problems, including with number of dispensaries legalized medical mari- medical marijuana dis- ban violated the 2016 con- interview with The News the way the DOH (Depart- that marijuana businesses juana. Lawmakers pensaries (as opposed stitutional amendment, Service of Florida that ment of Health) has can operate. included the limit in a 2017 to vehicle delivery, the prompting the Depart- concern about the consti- conducted its rule-mak- Attorneys for the law that was designed to only allowed alterna- ment of Health to appeal. tutionality of the smoking ing. I do think it would Department of Health carry out the constitu- tive means of dispensing) After taking office last ban is the “paramount” be a worthy exercise to filed a notice late Friday tional amendment. promote authorized users’ month, Gov. Ron DeSantis medical-marijuana issue revisit it and to make sure that said they were chal- The 2017 law, in part, improved access to medi- demanded that lawmakers for DeSantis. it’s meaningful and that lenging a Feb. 1 ruling limited the number of cal marijuana products eliminate the smoking With the annual leg- proper access is being by Leon County Circuit licenses for marijuana and related information ban and threatened to islative session starting achieved. I’m not con- Judge Karen Gievers. As operators and set an initial and services, at lower drop the appeal if they do March 5, it is less clear vinced that our current is common, the notice of cap of 25 dispensaries for cost, and promote public not act. The Senate Rules whether lawmakers will system does that.”

nautical miles out from PARKER BOND Panama City Beach with $120,000 in Gulf From Page A3 From Page A3 recovery money paid by BP after the 2010 Deep- water Horizon oil spill. “The construction “Hopefully we can get “Artificial reefs are debris is really getting out FEMA money back fast important for divers of control. We’re having enough to pay all the and fishermen,” Crel- a lot of houses knocked interest off before the ling said. “The more down and piled up on the principal,” Stukey said. places there are to fish side of the road,” said Dozier noted that and dive, the better it is Summerlin. “You ride the while he and his fellow for the community.” city and look at the houses commissioners have The new artificial reef being done. We have the mainly talked about comes after some on the people that are doing it the the high cost of debris other end of the county right way. They’re load- removal after the hur- apparently were dam- ing it up in the dumpster ricane, there are other aged by the hurricane. and paying to haul it off. costs the county must In a recent email to Then you have the people cover too. The News Herald, Bob that are just pushing the “There’s also damage Cox, president of the whole house outside to done to infrastructure Mexico Beach Artifi- the road.” A pile of household debris from Hurricane Michael stands on the side of a Parker road and county buildings cial Reef Association, Parker officials will on Wednesday. [PATTI BLAKE/THE NEWS HERALD] and whatnot,” he said. wrote that his orga- inform residents about “This money is going nization had found the deadline through let- “The construction to go a long way toward that the hurricane had ters and on their Facebook debris is really getting moving us in the right moved some of the page. out of control. We’re direction.” reefs it oversees. “The city has done having a lot of houses Later in the meet- “In one of our shal- really good with cleanup,” knocked down and ing, the commission low reef areas that said Summerlin. piled up on the side of approved residential averages 20 feet deep, In other news: the road.” and commercial zoning we have early evidence • John Pline, a Parker requests for a 2,534- that many of our 2- resident, asked about Parker Public Works Super- acre active adults and 3-ton structures trees being replanted in visor Tony Summerlin housing project planned resting on the bottom the area. Musgrave said by the St. Joe Com- moved approximately efforts are being made to pany. The previously a quarter mile while get trees replanted. of trees on them not get- announced project will piling mounted struc- • Councilman John ting cleaned up” should be built west of State 79 tures stayed in place,” Haney said big proper- be addressed since they Piles of debris sit outside this destroyed building in and north of the Intra- Cox wrote. “We expect ties with “lots and lots could be a fire hazard. Parker on Wednesday. [PATTI BLAKE/THE NEWS HERALD] coastal Waterway in hurricane impacts to be West Bay. less at deeper depths as Ian Crelling, com- damage storm currents In the negotiation, anglers harvested 113 operations that do not munity development and surge decrease with SNAPPER Florida secured 44.822 percent of their quota, have a federal license are director for the county, increasing depth.” percent of the Gulf red according to FWC. That limited to state waters said with the zoning Cox wrote that when From Page A3 snapper quota, the total overage needs to be “paid and must get the State approved, St. Joe can visibility and conditions amount allowed to be back” in 2019 by federal Gulf Reef Fish Char- move forward with improve for diving, his harvested to prevent law, leading to a shorter ter designation on their construction plans. A group would make more over shrinking seasons overfishing. It was a 32-day season this year. license. For more infor- construction date has assessments of the hur- for recreational anglers. slight reduction from last FWC says if more quota mation, go to the Gulf not been set. ricane’s underwater Eight speakers spoke year’s 45.78 percent, but is available after the Reef Fish Survey page on “They can now impacts. on the issue, with the still far more than any summer season ends, a MyFWC.com. submit to us for building “From previous expe- clear consensus being other Gulf Coast state. fall season is on the table. FWC is asking anglers development orders,” riences, strong storms they wanted the rec- “Candidly, it’s a home Anglers who plan to to share real-time data Crelling said. have both positive reational red snapper run,” said Vice Chair- participate in the Gulf’s with them through the The commission and negative impacts fishery to stay under man Michael Sole. “I’m red snapper season from iAngler Gulf Red Snapper also approved the first as nature continually state control and com- not even going to wince private vessels must app for private anglers phase of an artificial changes our environ- mercial and charter at the percent loss.’ get the Gulf Reef Fish or the iAngler Gulf Red reef construction proj- ments both on land fishing to stay under fed- Last year, Florida had Angler designation on Snapper Charter app for ect. The concrete reef and underwater,” Cox eral management. a 40-day season and their license. For-hire charter operations. will be built about 7 wrote.

cost to shark fishermen traditions and penalizes 13-foot hammerhead, tradition including shark a catch-and-release, it SHARKS on beaches, releasing anglers who don’t own is one of his proudest fishing should be afford- receives micro-abrasions some species immedi- or can’t afford to fish for accomplishments. able and accessible to and loses the buoyancy its From Page A3 ately without taking them sharks using boats, where Rodriguez urged the everyone.” organs need to function. out of the water and using it would remain lawful state to be careful about Scientists said catch- He opposes chumming non-stainless steel circle to chum the waters even new rules or restrictions ing sharks from beaches from beaches. professional staff already hooks. close to shore. on anglers. — regardless of whether “You probably shouldn’t has recommended that All the new rules would Daniel Rodriguez of “I ask that you tread there is chum present — dump gallons and gallons it formally approve the take effect July 1. Melbourne has a deep lightly with your rules and can permanently damage of chum right next to a chumming ban. It also Some fishermen com- passion for shark fish- fees,” Rodriguez wrote sharks. David Shiffman, bunch of tourists on their was expected to require a plained that the ban ing, he said. His largest to the commission. “The a shark conservation beach vacation,” Shiffman new annual permit at no threatens long-held catch from the beach, a ability to enjoy the fishing biologist at Simon Fraser said. University, said shore- Enforcing the new ban based fishing gives sharks could be difficult along increased “angling stress.” Florida’s 663 miles of Angling stress — what shoreline. Shiffman pro- fishermen often call posed reserving some “the fight” — can kill a beaches just for shark shark even if you release fishing. it while fishing onshore, Henry Lewis, a marine Shiffman said. Catch- biology junior at the Uni- ing sharks on the beach versity of South Florida, is particularly dangerous estimated that he has for the shark, he said. As caught more than 100 it is dragged onshore for sharks from the beach.

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TYNDALL AFB statement. “This year, we and other circumstances. They then were allegedly stabbing two women. Investigators said U.S. representatives tour will display artwork from For more informa- given alcohol by Reese. GateHouse Media Mitchell told Puckett and damaged Tyndall different students in our tion and a list of eligible Later that night, accord- reported that a Polk another officer on Jan. 26 area that focuses on the regions, visit https:// ing to the report, after the County jury on Monday that the inmate had dis- Continuing their tour National Black History www.scholarsapply.org/ victim’s boyfriend went unanimously recom- respected a captain and of the area’s military Month Theme — Black ddonuts-fl. home, the victim awoke mended execution for “needs to fall.” establishments, U.S. Migrations. We hope that to find Reese on top of her. 39-year-old Michael They said Mitchell Reps. Debbie Wasser- many citizens will come out TYNDALL AFB She left and then reported Gordon. handcuffed the inmate man-Schultz, Neal Dunn and support this wonderful Tyndall: Explosions might it to a family, who took her A judge will make the and gave her to Puckett, and Al Lawson Jr. visited event!” be heard in area through to a hospital. final decision. who kicked her legs out Tyndall Air Force Base on The city is moving the March 8 When interviewed Gordon was convicted and pushed her face first Wednesday. location of the Black His- by investigators, Reese of first-degree murder onto the concrete. They were part of a group tory Month event since Explosions might be allegedly admitted to the last week. The report filed and of visitors who toured Tyn- last year’s host site was heard throughout Panama assault while the victim Authorities said approved by Puckett dall to assess damage done destroyed by Hurricane City, Mexico Beach, Parker was “half asleep.” Gordon, Terrell Williams, said the woman had been by Hurricane Michael and Michael. and Callaway as the 325th Devonere McCune and physically resisting him. view construction prog- “First, second, and third Civil Engineer Explosive SARASOTA Jovan Lamb robbed an ress. Attendees also were places will be awarded to Ordnance Disposal team Body found of teen Auburndale pawn shop DANIA BEACH briefed on plans to turn student artwork and writ- conducts “demolitions” who disappeared after in January 2015. McCune Deputies shoot woman Tyndall into a military ings. Participants will be on its range on Tyndall Air witnessing slaying was arrested after a armed with meat cleaver installation of the future, recognized at the Com- Force Base. shootout with police. according to a press release. mission Meeting that night According to the base’s Authorities have found Responding deputies Authorities said deputies Wasserman-Schultz is starting at 6 p.m.,” the social media, the demoli- the body of a 14-year-old went to a nearby home shot and wounded a woman chairwoman of the Military release stated. tions began Wednesday and boy who disappeared in and found the bodies who was chasing another Construction, Veterans Contact Deputy City will continue until March 8. 2017 days after he wit- of 72-year-old Patricia woman with a meat cleaver. Affairs, and Related Agen- Clerk Vickie Gainer at nessed a man’s slaying. Moran and her 51-year- The Sun Sentinel cies Appropriations vgainer@cityoflynnhaven. PANAMA CITY BEACH Sarasota Deputy Police old daughter Deborah reported that the shoot- Subcommittee. com or the Communi- Man arrested in sexual Chief Pat Robinson told Royal. ing occurred Wednesday The day before, U.S. rep- cations Department at assault of juvenile reporters on Tuesday Authorities said Wil- morning in Dania Beach. resentatives toured Naval communications@cityo- that the body of Jabez liams, Gordon and Lamb Officials at the Broward Support Activity-Panama flynnhaven.com for more PANAMA CITY BEACH Spann had been found were arrested after trying Sheriff’s Office said depu- City facilities. information.” — A Panama City Beach during the weekend in a to flee in the victims’ car. ties were responding to man has been arrested and rural area in neighbor- Williams was convicted a domestic disturbance LYNN HAVEN PANAMA CITY charged ing Manatee County. of felony murder and sen- when they spotted the Lynn Haven to celebrate Dunkin’ launches Florida in the The body was identi- tenced to life in prison. two women. Investigators Black History Month on Scholarship alleged fied by dental records. Lamb and McCune are said the deputies ordered Tuesday sexual No cause of death was awaiting trial. the armed woman to drop Dunkin’, also known assault of announced, but the case the meat cleaver multiple The City of Lynn Haven as Dunkin’ Donuts, has a juvenile, is being investigated as a LOWELL times. Officials said the will recognize and celebrate launched a new schol- according homicide. 2 prison guards charged woman then charged the Black History Month on arship for graduating Reese to the Bay Spann disappeared with injuring female deputies, prompting them Tuesday from 4:30-5:30 Florida seniors. County Sept. 4, 2017, about a inmate to fire. p.m. at the Lynn Haven In partnership with Sheriff’s Office. week after police said Sheriff Gregory Tony Elementary School Media Scholarship America, Edward Reese, 29, has he witnessed the slay- Two prison guards are said the woman was hit Center, a news release Dunkin’ will award 38 been charged with sexual ing of 31-year-old Travis charged with battery at least once. Her injuries stated. college, university or battery on a person who Combs. after investigators said a weren’t considered life- The event will display vocational bound high is helpless, promotion of Police reports say three female inmate was pur- threatening, Tony said. youth artwork and writ- school seniors for the the sexual performance men chased Combs into a posely dropped face-first Investigators weren’t ings, and a gallery walk entire 2019-20 aca- of a child, and lewd and field next to his home just onto the floor, knocking immediately saying how will display photographs, demic year with a $1,000 lascivious exhibition as Spann was leaving a out three teeth. the two women knew each artifacts and documents, scholarship. in connection with an friend’s house next door. GateHouse Media other or why one was chas- according to the release. Recipients will be assault that occurred early Spann saw the men shoot reported that Lowell ing the other with a cleaver. “Light refreshments” will selected based on grade Tuesday. Combs and flee. Correctional Institution Officials also did not say be available. point average (3.5 mini- According to BCSO Officers Adrian Puck- how many deputies were “We are so grateful to mum, or equivalent), officials, the juvenile BARTOW ett and Kurtis Mitchell involved. celebrate Black History work experience, extra victim and her boyfriend Man faces execution for were arrested Tuesday State law enforcement Month with our citizens curricular activities, and went to Reese’s home killing 2 women on aggravated battery officials will investigate the and surrounding com- demonstrated leadership, about 1 a.m. Tuesday after charges. Puckett also is shooting. munities,” City Manager participation in commu- her boyfriend had been A man faces the death charged with falsifying Michael White said in a nity and school events, kicked out of his home. penalty for fatally records. Staff and wire reports

* ** A8 Thursday, February 21, 2019 | The News Herald VIEWPOINTS

PANAMA CITY

Tim Thompson | Publisher Will Glover | Managing Editor Mike Cazalas | Editor

OUR VIEW: In health care, we’ll take baby steps

he nation’s tug-of-war over health care arguably has cost jobs, lives and plenty of money. Now the Florida Legislature has floated a Democratic pushback needed on radicals T measure that would shore up at least a tiny portion of the health care equation; in case the Afford- flight attendant for Delta, also should know many able Care Act were repealed or struck down, the she lost a son to gun vio- Democrats are grow- measure would create a plan for continuing insurance lence at the hands of a white ing tired of radical attacks coverage for those with pre-existing conditions. man at a gas station. Her on other Democrats. A Florida Senate committee approved the bill (SB genius shone in present- Ocasio-Cortez has far 322) this week that would require each insurance ing the concept of social more charm than Jayapal company operating in the state to offer at least one Froma Harrop justice to suburban voters. and Omar, but her district “major-medical insurance policy that could not limit “This isn’t kids protesting (parts of Queens and the or deny coverage” based on a patient’s prior medi- in the street with signs,” Bronx) is not so worship- cal history, The News Service of Florida reported. In utsize attention has said one male supporter, ful of her as many in the the past, it was difficult for those with pre-existing been paid to outlier an African-American law- media think. Her posing conditions to switch their coverage if they moved or ODemocrats making yer. “This is a middle-aged happily with actress Susan took a different job; they were required to wait a year outrageous remarks. black woman talking about Sarandon has turned a good before their insurance would pay for their pre-existing They are a small hand- her lived experience.” number of stomachs. condition. (Presumably, this would prevent people ful of House Democrats, Democrats gained 40 seats When Omar apologized from buying insurance only after they grew ill.) though you’d never know in the House, in part because for using anti-Semitic Partisan interests and constant feedback from fed-up it, given all their headlines. Ben McAdams in Utah, Ken- tropes, Ocasio-Cortez consumers helped expand a void that was patched — but The dominant names — dra Horn in Oklahoma and defended her for saying certainly not fixed — by Obamacare, but most hope there Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez of Joe Cunningham in South she was sorry and for hav- is a better way. For the far left, the answer is univer- New York, Pramila Jayapal Carolina took districts ing other approved views. sal health care coverage, but you never hear about how of Washington and Ilhan that favored the Republi- That might have passed this would be funded (except for a line about taxing the Omar of Minnesota — are can Party by double digits. had she not, shortly before, rich and closing loopholes). The Florida Senate’s move, newly elected “women of In fact, 30 of their newly exchanged love tweets however, is a small step in a large, complex problem color.” Fine, but they also elected were in Republi- with British Labour leader that can’t be easily fixed with the stroke of a pen. ran in districts wildly favor- can-leaning districts. Jeremy Corbyn, much In discussing the legislation, lawmakers noted prob- able to Democrats, districts In routinely pushing criticized for tolerat- lems with requiring coverage of pre-existing conditions, that in 2018 would have highly controversial poli- ing — and perhaps sharing but legislators pointed out their intention was to allow chosen whatever Demo- cies, Jayapal doesn’t seem — anti-Semitic senti- for the possibility, not to fix the health care system. crat was on the ballot. to understand why more ments within his party. It’s a baby step that’s worth pursu- Today few would care Democrats don’t heel to But how powerful is ing, and it should serve as an example for much about what they her commands. She was AOC’s influence really? Do those who say nothing can be done. think had other kinds of never too keen on immigra- note that in the 2018 Demo- Welcome distractions Democrats not deliv- tion enforcement, but she cratic primary for New York Way back in the day, the United States was largely ered their party a House jumped overboard with a governor, Ocasio-Cortez rural, and animals largely were encountered in the majority. These were the call to pay reparations to backed actress Cynthia form of livestock. My, how times have changed, but real Democratic heroes families separated at the Nixon over the incum- one thing that hasn’t is the adoration of pets. of the 2018 midterms. border. The separation bent, Andrew Cuomo. You’ve heard of the Tex-Mex fast-food Chihuahua. In Georgia, Democrat policy is indeed brutish. Nixon lost by 30 points Now, the Lynn Haven Police Dpartment has a happy, Lucy McBath took the con- Immigrants, including those in AOC’s own district. furry friend named Mugshot. As The News Herald’s Eryn gressional seat once occu- without papers, deserve Radical Democrats have a Dion reported Tuesday, the canine, known as Mugsy to pied by Newt Gingrich. This humane treatment. But right to believe as they do. his closest human companions, has delighted rough- is where the great Demo- sending checks to people But if they persist in threat- and-tumble law enforcement and charmed readers of the cratic hope Jon Ossoff lost to who entered illegally? ening mainstream Demo- printed word. He can be all smiles and make you forget Republican Karen Handel in Her district may tilt plus- crats who thrive outside the daily nags, or a little upset and divert your attention a 2017 special election. It’s a 33 Democratic, but, you cozy left-wing bubbles, to focus on his perspective — a little closer to the ground. district that leaned Republi- know, most Democrats they will learn that patience Sure, there are human companions (kids, spouses, can by 8 points, according to want secure borders. within the party is finite. siblings, parents, etc.), but sometimes you need a The Cook Political Report. The lefties threatening little dip into the animal pack to realize it’s not as bad Also a “woman of color,” incumbent Democrats not as it seems; every now and then, you just need the McBath won running on gun on their program should Follow Froma Harrop on unconditional love of a furry, four-legged friend. control plus the economy know this: They, too, Twitter @FromaHarrop or and education. A former can be primaried. They email [email protected]. News Herald Editorial Board

LETTER TO THE EDITOR READER FEEDBACK

Priorities matter Reps. Neal Dunn and Debbie Joe Nalley: That’s like put- Julie Taylor: After waiting Wasserman Schultz survey NSA ting a hog in charge of the feed weeks for ours, she suddenly Several things disturbed by guns has not. The presi- PC facilities damaged by Hurri- trough. went on maternity leave. me about columnist Erick dent changed his tweet from cane Michael. They said they had no inten- Erickson’s piece Satur- gun deaths to school deaths Frank Sewell: She’s the The insured claims from Hur- tion of assigning us another! day (“Pagan politics in in commenting on the Park- wrong person for that job! ricane Michael likely are higher I guess we have to wait the 16 post-Christian America”). land School Anniversary, Actually, any job! than estimated. weeks until she comes back. Although his family was undoubtedly to appease the Mike McGraw: Frank Sewell, Rick Miller: We’re on our Georgia Evans: Hire a private threatened when he refused NRA. Children have been wrong, sir! She is great to fourth desk adjuster with adjuster or an attorney — they to support Trump in 2016, separated from their parents cheat for your team in a pri- UPC. Maybe this one will get will listen then. Just like legal he now supports him for at the border and lost in the mary! What a piece of work! it right. issues or accounting issues, his economic decisions, chaos, so I don’t think he is Why has she not been banned Pat Boykin Campbell: Rick there is so much that we including tax cuts for the a real friend of life. from Florida! Miller, we have you beat. We have no idea about. Most of wealthy which has raised Questioning the removal Georgia Evans: I kind of felt are on our fifth and a man- the insurance companies are our deficit trillions of dol- of the capital to Jerusa- the same way — get this little ager. I laugh to keep from not on our side; they are on lars, the withdrawal from lem and having sympathy sick feeling when I know she crying. the side of their bottom line. treaties which have alien- for Palestinians, as well as is this close. Rick Miller: Pat Boykin Their adjusters will tell you ated us from our traditional Isrealis, does not make one Tom Cav: LOL — Lord help Campbell, I’m so sorry. It the obvious. They will not western allies, and Supreme an anti-Semite. Bullying, us. just seems like such a put-off, tell you about what is hiding Court appointments, which name-calling, dishonest Mike Hatch: She was caught another reason not to give us behind your walls that will he may hope will end rhetoric and demonizing the cheating as head of the DNC an answer today. appear a year or two down patient choice, even in the “other” lead to protest and in 2016 — the disgraced rep- Paula O Henry: Rick Miller, the road. I became so aggra- most dire and sympathetic discord. I ask that Mr. Erick- resentative was fired and sent they have never ever vated that I placed a public circumstances. son rethink his priorities. back to Florida to help win the answered me or responded. comment on the insurance Abortions have declined, Ann Olson Bogardus, state in 2018. she failed again I submit and nothing, but I company’s FB page. but death of schoolchildren Santa Rosa Beach and the state turned red. keep all documentation.

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MARKET WATCH

Dow 25,954.44 ▲63.12 Trading Nasdaq 7,489.07 ▲ 2.30 S&P 2,784.70 ▲ 4.94 listless, Russell 1,581.66 ▲ 7.19 NYSE 12,673.66 ▲45.30 gains COMMODITIES REVIEW modest Gold 1,343.30 ▲ 3.20 Silver 16.157 ▲ .210 Platinum 834.20 ▲13.20 By Alex Veiga Copper 2.9300 ▲.0485 The Associated Press Oil 56.90 ▲ 0.81 Wall Street capped MARKET MOVERS another day of listless trading Wednesday with • Garmin Ltd., up $12.09 aslightgain,extendingthe to $83.06: Higher demand market’swinningstreakto for fitness trackers and a third day. navigation devices pushed Financial, materials profit and forecasts and industrial companies beyond Wall Street’s accounted for much of the expectations. In this Aug. 6, 2015, file photo, Dan Bender, with the La Plata County Sheriff’s Office, takes a water gain, outweighing losses • Owens & Minor Inc., sample from the Animas River near Durango, Colo., after the accidental release of an estimated 3 in health care and real down $1.39 to $6.55: The million gallons of waste from the Gold King Mine. Federal officials fear that at least six of the sites estate stocks as investors medical supply dis- examined by The Associated Press could have blowouts like the one at Gold King. [JERRY MCBRIDE/THE reviewed the latest batch tributor’s fourth-quarter DURANGO HERALD VIA AP, FILE] of company earnings earnings fell short of reports. forecasts and it slashed its Garmin, maker of dividend. fitness trackers and navigation technology, rose BRIEFCASE Heavy metal hazard after reporting better sales.CVSHealthslumped PARIS afterthepharmacyopera- French court hits Swiss Arsenic, lead in water records requests and inde- pollution has contin- tor gave a 2019 outlook bank with $5.1B penalty pouring out of former pendent researchers, the ued decades after their that fell short of Wall US mine sites AP examined 43 mining enlistment in the federal Street’s expectations. A French court ordered sites under federal oversight, Superfund cleanup pro- Stock indexes spent Switzerland’s largest By Matthew Brown some containing dozens or gram for the nation’s most much of the day wavering bank, UBS, to pay 4.5 The Associated Press even hundreds of individual hazardous sites, which faces between small gains and billion euros ($5.1 billion) mines. sharp cuts under President losses as traders waited in fines and damages for RIMINI, Mont. — Every The records show that at Donald Trump. for signs of progress in helping wealthy French day many millions of gallons average flows, more than 50 Federal officials have the latest round of trade clients evade tax authori- of water loaded with arsenic, million gallons of contami- raised fears that at least six talksbetweentheU.S.and ties, sending a stern lead and other toxic metals nated wastewater streams of the sites examined by AP China. warning to tax dodgers flow from some of the most daily from the sites. In many could have blowouts like the “Investors are a bit and the banks that aid contaminated mining sites cases, it runs untreated into one at Gold King. concerned that we might them. in the U.S. and into sur- nearby groundwater, rivers Some sites feature mas- indeed be slipping into an The Paris court con- rounding streams and ponds and ponds — a roughly sive piles or impoundments earnings recession,” said victed Zurich-based without being treated, The 20-million-gallon daily of mine waste known as tail- Sam Stovall, chief invest- UBS AG on Wednesday of Associated Press has found. dose of pollution that could ings. A tailings dam collapse ment strategist at CFRA. aggravated money laun- That torrent is poison- fill more than 2,000 tanker in Brazil last month killed “They’re really sitting dering of the proceeds of ing aquatic life and tainting trucks. at least 169 people and left on pins and needles as it tax fraud and illegal bank drinking water sources in The remainder of the 140 missing. A similar 2014 relates to the trade talks.” soliciting, issuing what Montana, California, Colo- waste is captured or treated accident in British Columbia The benchmark S&P French media called a rado, Oklahoma and at least in a costly effort that will swept millions of cubic yards 500index, which hasrisen record fine. five other states. need to carry on indefinitely, of contaminated mud into a for the past three weeks, UBS, one of the world’s The pollution is a legacy for perhaps thousands of nearby lake, resulting in one gained 4.94 points, or largest wealth manage- of how the mining indus- years, often with little hope of Canada’s worst environ- 0.2 percent, to 2,784.70. ment banks, slammed try was allowed to operate for reimbursement. mental disasters. The Dow Jones Indus- the ruling and vowed to in the U.S. for more than a The volumes vastly exceed But even short of a calami- trial Average added 63.12 appeal. century. Companies that the release from Colorado’s tous accident, many mines points, or 0.2 percent, to built mines for silver, lead, Gold King Mine disaster in pose the chronic problem of 25,954.44. WASHINGTON gold and other “hardrock” 2015, when a U.S. Environ- relentless pollution. The Nasdaq composite Minutes show Fed noted minerals could move on once mental Protection Agency AP also found mining rose 2.30 points, or 0.03 number of rising threats they were no longer profit- cleanup crew inadvertently sites where untreated water percent, to 7,489.07. The able, leaving behind tainted triggered the release of 3 harms the environment or Russell 2000 index of Federal Reserve policy- water that still leaks out of million gallons of mustard- threatens drinking water smaller companies picked makers last month noted the mines or is cleaned up at colored mine sludge, fouling supplies in North and South up 7.19 points, or 0.5 per- greater threats to the U.S. taxpayer expense. rivers in three states. Carolina, Vermont, Missouri cent, to 1,581.66. economy, ranging from Using data from public At many mines, the and Oregon. MajorEuropeanindexes adverse effects of the finished higher. government shutdown Roughly 84 percent to rising trade tensions, of S&P 500 companies and decided to empha- have reported results for size that they would be the last three months of “patient” in raising inter- 2018, delivering earnings est rates. growth of about 13 per- Minutes of the Fed’s Samsung folding phone is cent versus a year earlier, January discussions, according to FactSet. released Wednesday, different — but also almost $2K First-quarter snapshots showed that Fed offi- are expected to result in cials also felt that further a 2.7 percent decline in rate hikes might only be By Michael Liedtke apps on the screen. The foldable-screen phones, earnings, however. needed if inflation were and Anick Jesdanun Galaxy Fold will also boast at least in the early going. Despite the solid profit to accelerate. The Associated Press six cameras: three in the Phones like the Galaxy Fold growth in the last quar- Fed officials also back, two on the inside and “are likely to sell to a very ter, investors are cautious appeared close to agree- SAN FRANCISCO — one on the front. limited market of technol- about business conditions ing on a plan to stop Samsung unveiled a highly After spending nearly ogy aficionados who like going forward as signs of reducing their enormous anticipated smartphone five years developing the big screens and have big weakness in the global bond portfolio before with a foldable screen in an technology underlying its wallets,” said IDC analyst economy emerge. Europe year’s end — a step attempt to break the innova- foldable-screen phone, Ramon Llamas. and China have both intended to help ease tion funk that has beset the Samsung is clearly hoping Samsung also released reported slower growth. upward pressure on bor- smartphone market. for a big payoff. new Galaxy S10 phones that rowing rates. But it’s far from clear that “Get ready for the dawn boast fancy cameras, sleek World markets consumers will embrace a of a new era,” declared DJ screens covering the entire WOONSOCKET, R.I. How key international stock device that retails for almost Koh, who oversees Sam- front of the devices and at markets performed: CVS reports loss of $2,000, or that it will pro- sung’s smartphone division. least 128 gigabytes of stor- Amsterdam Milan $419 million in 4Q vide the creative catalyst the The new phone, he said, age — important features AEX FTSE MIB smartphone market needs. “answers skeptics who said to consumers shopping for 538.06 20,228.19 CVS Health Corpora- The Galaxy Fold, everything has already been phones. 0.4% 540.03 0.4% 20,304.21 Brussels Paris tion (CVS) on Wednesday announced Wednesday in done.” The new phones are able BEL20 CAC40 reported a fourth-quar- San Francisco, will sell for If Samsung is right, the take wider-angle shots than 3,585.47 5,160.52 ter loss of $419 million, $1,980 when it is released Galaxy Fold will spur more previous models and can 0.9% 3,615.86 0.7% 5,195.95 after reporting a profit April 26. people to upgrade their charge other devices, includ- Frankfurt Sydney DAX ASX All Ordinaries in the same period a year Consumers willing to pay phones. Overall smart- ing wireless headphones and 11,309.21 6,184.20 earlier. that hefty price will get a phones sales peaked in 2017 ; smartwatches. A fourth S10 11,401.97 -0.1% 6,175.76 On a per-share basis, device that can unfold like Samsung saw its smartphone model, due out this spring, Hong Kong Tokyo the Woonsocket, Rhode a wallet. It can work like a sales fall 8 percent last year, will have faster wireless Hang Seng Nikkei Island-based company traditional smartphone with based on estimates from the speeds through the emerg- 28,228.13 21,302.65 said it had a loss of 37 a 4.6 inch screen or morph research firm International ing 5G cellular network. 1.0% 28,514.05 0.6% 21,431.49 London Zurich cents. Earnings, adjusted into something more like a Data Corp. Worldwide, But those improvements FTSE 100 Swiss Market Index for one-time gains and mini-tablet with a 7.3 inch smartphone sales dropped aren’t a big leap from the 7,179.17 9,256.17 costs, were $2.14 per screen. 4 percent in 2018, accord- smartphones released during 0.7% 7,228.62 0.6% 9,315.63

share. When fully unfolded, the ing to IDC. the past few years by Sam- KEY PREVIOUS CLOSE device will be able to simul- But most analysts sung, Apple and other top % CHANGE TODAY’S CLOSE The Associated Press taneously run three different see a limited market for manufacturers. ASSOCIATED PRESS * ** A10 Thursday, February 21, 2019 | The News Herald NATION&WORLD SCOTUS: ‘Excessive fines’ ban applies to states

By Mark Sherman court based its decision on The Associated Press the part of the 14th Amend- ment that says “no state WASHINGTON — Tyson shall deprive any person Timbs admitted he’d sold of life, liberty or property drugs, and he accepted his without due process of law.” sentence without a fight. That same provision, the due What he wouldn’t quietly process clause, also was used accept was the police seiz- in cases that established a ing and keeping the $40,000 woman’s right to an abortion Land Rover he’d had when and knocked down state laws arrested. On Wednesday, the against interracial marriage Supreme Court sided with and gay sex. him unanimously in ruling The 14th Amendment was the Constitution’s ban on passed after the Civil War to excessive fines applies to the ensure the rights of newly states as well as the federal freed slaves. government. Justice Clarence Thomas The decision, in an opin- wrote separately to say he ion written by Justice Ruth would have used a different Bader Ginsburg, could help part of the 14th amendment efforts to rein in police to achieve the same result. seizures of property from Thomas has long been a criminal suspects. critic of the court’s appli- Reading a summary of her cation of the due process opinion in the courtroom, Visitors wait to enter the Supreme Court as a winter snow storm hits the nation’s capital making clause, which also is found Ginsburg noted that govern- roads perilous and closing most Federal ofﬁces and all major public school districts, Wednesday on in the Fifth Amendment. He ments employ fines “out of Capitol Hill in Washington. [J. SCOTT APPLEWHITE/THE ASSOCIATED PRESS] wrote that cases that employ accord with the penal goals the provision “are some of of retribution and deter- he gets his vehicle back, but was represented by the lib- Timbs. the court’s most notori- rence” because fines are that seems to be a formality. ertarian public interest law The Indiana man had been ously incorrect decisions,” a source of revenue. The A judge in Indiana had firm Institute for Justice. on hand when arguments in including the landmark Roe 85-year-old justice missed ruled that taking the car “The decision is an impor- the case were heard before v. Wade abortion case and arguments in other cases last was disproportionate to the tant first step for curtailing the justices last November. the 1857 Dred Scott case that month following lung cancer severity of the crime, which the potential for abuse that He said back then that his held that African-Americans surgery, but she returned to carries a maximum fine of we see in civil forfeiture view of the case had changed were not citizens. the bench on Tuesday. $10,000. But Indiana’s top nationwide,” said Sam over time. Thomassaidhewouldhave Timbs, of Marion, Indi- court said the justices had Gedge, a lawyer with the “At first it was about get- relied on the Constitution’s ana, was charged in 2013 never ruled that the Eighth Institute for Justice. ting my truck back because language forbidding states with selling $400 worth of Amendment’s ban on exces- Law enforcement authori- I was mad, and I wanted my from making or enforcing heroin. He pleaded guilty sive fines — like much of the ties have dramatically stuff back. Now it’s a lot “any law which shall abridge and was sentenced to a year rest of the Bill of Rights — increased their use of civil different,” he said. “I was the privileges or immuni- of house arrest but faced applies to states as well as forfeiture in recent decades. curious to see how often ties of citizens of the United no prison time. His biggest the federal government. When police seize the prop- they did this to people. They States.” loss was the Land Rover he The case drew interest erty of people accused of do it a lot around here, and Justice Neil Gorsuch also had bought with some of from both liberal groups crimes, the proceeds from apparently it’s done all over expressed his preference for the life insurance money he concerned about police the sale often go directly the country.” the privileges or immunities received after his father died. abuses and conservative to the agency that took it, As it did in earlier cases clause. Timbs still has to win one organizations opposed to the law firm said in writ- applying parts of the Bill The case is Timbs v. Indi- more round in court before excessive regulation. Timbs ten arguments in support of of Rights to the states, the ana, 17-1091.

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WASHINGTON MOSCOW WEST PALM BEACH, FLA.

In this Aug. 1 photo, a U.S. soldier salutes during a Russian President Vladimir Putin delivers a state-of- In this Jan. 18 photo, Nouman Raja leaves the repatriation ceremony for the remains of U.S. soldiers the-nation address Wednesday in Moscow, Russia. courtroom with his legal team after a pre-trial killed in the Korean War and collected in North Korea, Putin sternly warned the United States against hearing in West Palm Beach, Fla. For the first time at the Osan Air Base in Pyeongtaek, South Korea. The deploying new missiles in Europe, saying Wednesday in 26 years, a Florida police officer is standing trial remains of more American soldiers killed in the Korean that Russia will retaliate by fielding new weapons for an on-duty killing — and one of his defenses will War are likely to be identified shortly from 55 boxes that will take just as little time to reach their targets. be the state’s controversial “stand your ground” provided last summer by the North Korean army, the lead [ALEXANDER ZEMLIANICHENKO/THE ASSOCIATED PRESS] law. [LANES WATERS/PALM BEACH POST VIA THE ASSOCIATED scientist working on the identifications said Wednesday. PRESS] [JUNG YEON-JE/POOL PHOTO VIA ASSOCIATED PRESS FILE]

BANGKOK MEXICO CITY WASHINGTON RALEIGH, N.C. HERAT, AFGHANISTAN Thais give Russia, US right to Mexico activist killed days US says woman who joined GOP candidate’s son had Powerful political leader warns extradite hacking suspect before pipeline referendum Islamic State isn’t citizen concerns about operative against squandering peace

A Thai court ruled A community activist fight- An Alabama woman who The son of the Repub- A prominent Afghan Wednesday that a Russian ing against a plan to build a joined the Islamic State lican in the country’s last political leader who man who allegedly was part gas pipeline through his cen- group in Syria won’t be undecided congressional once had the support of of a gang that stole millions tral Mexico town was killed allowed to return to the election testified Wednesday some officials to lead of dollars online from bank Wednesday, three days before United States with her tod- that he warned his par- Afghanistan’s nego- accounts can be extradited a scheduled public referen- dler son because she is not ents that he thought the tiating team with the to the United States to stand dum on the energy generation an American citizen, the North Carolina political Taliban, warned the presi- trial, but the suspect could project. U.S. said on Wednesday. operative now accused dent Wednesday against end up in Russia anyway. President Andres Manuel Her lawyer is challenging of illegally collecting squandering the best oppor- The court approved a LopezObradorcondemnedthe that claim. voter’s ballots used shady tunity at peace in more than request from U.S. authori- murder of Samir FloresSober- In a brief statement, Sec- methods and should be 17 years of war. ties that Dmitry Ukrainsky anes as “vile, cowardly.” But retary of State Mike Pompeo avoided. In an interview with The be extradited to the U.S., Lopez Obrador said the public gave no details as to how the John Harris testified Associated Press, former where he has been indicted referendum on the Morelos administration made their at a state elections board Cabinet minister Ismail on fraud and money laun- Comprehensive Project will determination. hearing into ballot fraud Khan said “the Taliban are dering charges. The court go on as scheduled. “Ms. Hoda Muthana is not allegations that he warned ready to find a solution that said Ukrainsky’s group was Local communities have a U.S. citizen and will not be his father well before Mark is good for every Afghan,” charged with stealing more been fighting for years against admitted into the United Harris launched his cam- but they steadfastly refuse than 1 billion baht ($32 mil- the project, which would States,” he said. “She does paign that he didn’t trust to talk with the Afghan lion) from victims in the include two thermoelec- not have any legal basis, contractor Leslie McCrae government alone, saying U.S., Australia, Japan, Eng- tric plants, a gas pipeline to no valid U.S. passport, no Dowless. John Harris said he the government is a U.S. land, Italy and Germany by supply the plant with natural right to a passport nor any thinks Dowless lied about his “puppet.” planting malware on their gas from Tlaxcala state and an visa to travel to the United methods and that his parents computers. aqueduct. States.” believed him. The Associated Press * ** The News Herald | Thursday, February 21, 2019 A11 Civilians leave IS-held enclave in eastern Syria

By Sarah El Deeb the tiny area. The Associated Press But on Wednesday, at least 22 trucks normally BAGHOUZ, Syria — used to transport livestock Young girls and boys emerged from enclave. Martin County Sheriff William Snyder, center, speaks to stared out of the back of Inside the truck beds of reporters at a news conference Tuesday in Stuart, Fla., trucks, their faces dirty, corrugated metal and iron after two women were arrested on charges that they ran their eyes filled with slats, families huddled, a prostitution ring that operated in four Florida counties terror, exhaustion and the adult women hidden and that had ties to New York and China. To Snyder’s uncertainty, as hun- under long black robes and right is Florida Attorney General Ashley Moody. [JULIUS dreds of men, women and veils, some with crutches WHIGHAM/THE PALM BEACH (FLA.) POST] children were evacuated next to them. A wheelchair from the Islamic State stood empty in a crowded group’s last enclave in truck bed, where a dozen eastern Syria on Wednes- children mixed with their Fla. offi cials probe day. The evacuation may mothers. Some of the signal an imminent end to women and men turned the territorial rule of the Children ride in a truck that is part of a convoy their backs to journalists traffi cking at day militants self-declared evacuating hundreds out of the last territory held by along the road to avoid “caliphate” that once Islamic State militants, Wednesday in Baghouz, Syria. being photographer. Girls spas, make arrests stretched across much [FELIPE DANA/THE ASSOCIATED PRESS] as young as nine were of Syria and Iraq. wearing headscarves. Their condition pointed SDF officials did not say Syrian fighters would Many of the children By Hannah Morse included operating a house to the squalor that IS has how many were in the spell the territorial defeat looked terrified. One little and Julius Whigham of prostitution, deriving been reduced to in the tiny convoy or how many of IS and allow President girl with a stony look The Palm Beach (Fla.) Post support from prostitution, tent camp on the banks of remain in the pocket. Donald Trump to begin cradled a younger sister, racketeering and money the Euphrates River. Food Adnan Afrin, an SDF withdrawing American who buried her face in her STUART, Fla. — While laundering. Authorities and water have been run- spokesman, said a number troops from northern chest, her eyes tightly shut. living and working in day say there were signs that ning out in the pocket, of IS fighters were hiding Syria, as he has pledged Another frightened girl in spas in Palm Beach and their alleged victims were where some 300 IS mili- among the civilians evacu- to do, opening a new the lap of a woman cov- Martin counties, at least being trafficked as several tants along with hundreds ating the enclave and were chapter in Syria’s eight- ered her ears as if trying one-half dozen women women were housed at the of civilians — believed to later arrested. He didn’t year civil war. to muffle the sound of were forced to perform day spas around the clock, be mostly their families — elaborate. Few believe, however, an explosion. Some boys graphic sex acts daily, with little or no access to have been under siege for SDF officials said clashes that ending the group’s hung onto the metal as they averaging eight clients a their own transportation. more than a week by U.S.- overnight, airstrikes and territorial rule will end the leaned out the back, staring day, authorities said Tues- A Martin County detec- backed forces. Conditions special operations facili- threat posed by an organi- in confusion. One boy cov- day in announcing arrests tive began investigating have been so bad that at tated the movement of zation that still stages and ered his face in the ground in a large-scale human- last July after receiving a least 60 people previously the hundreds of civilians inspires attacks through of the truck. trafficking ring. complaint from the Florida evacuated from the mili- toward exits already des- sleeper cells in both Syria The exiting civil- An eight-month inves- Department of Health. tants’ shrinking territory ignated by the SDF and and Iraq. ians were not screened tigation involving local, Authorities did not subsequently died of mal- trucks that had already In past weeks, nearly and it was not clear if state and federal agencies specify whether Li and nutrition or exhaustion. been sent for evacuation. 20,000 have walked for they included militants. culminated in the arrests of Zhu knew each other or The U.S.-backed Witnesses said there were hours through a humani- Some of the men with two women who authori- were working together. Syrian Democratic Forces overnight strikes in the tarian corridor to exit thick beards, their heads ties say orchestrated a Dozens more arrests are surrounding the patch of enclave. SDF officials said the militants’ last patch wrapped in check- prostitution ring that has expected as investiga- land have been unable to earlier that some militants of territory along the ered keffiyeh scarves, connections to New York tors have identified about carry out a final assault asked for an exit, a request river. Many paid smug- defiantly looked out at and China. Authorities 100 men believed to have on it because of the pres- they declined. Instead, glers and some have journalists along the arrested Ruimei Li, of frequented local spa and ence of the civilians. It they said a military opera- come under fire from the road. One man wore Jupiter, and Lixia Zhu, of massage parlors for the was unclear how after tion would follow the militants for attempting camouflage gloves and a Stuart, both 48, making purpose of receiving days of militants prevent- evacuation and separation to leave. Evacuations backpack. SDF fighters one of the arrests in Palm sexual services, Martin ing civilians from leaving, of civilians. had been halted last escorting the convoy did Beach County and the County Sheriff William the organized evacuation The enclave’s recap- week when the militants not allow journalists to other in Martin County. Snyder said during a news of hundreds was possible. ture by U.S.-backed closed all the roads out of speak to the civilians. They face charges that conference Tuesday.

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* ** The News Herald | Thursday, February 21, 2019 B1 SPORTS Quality win

Allen scores 21, as Skylar Mays scored Up next Florida downs No. 13 18 points for the Tigers, LSU, 82-77 in OT which saw the game begin Who: Missouri vs. Florida to slip away when Allen’s When: 4 p.m. Saturday By Brett Martel consecutive 3s gave Florida a Where: O'Connell Center The Associated Press 76-70 lead with 1:12 to go. TV: ESPN2 Tremont Waters, who has Radio: 103.7-FM, AM-850 BATON ROUGE, La. — been LSU’s leading scorer this KeVaughn Allen highlighted a season, struggled in critical 21-point performance with a moments. With the score tied in BIG PICTURE pair of 3-pointers late in over- the final seconds of regulation, time, and Florida beat No. 13 he badly missed a pull-up 3. And Florida: The Gators arrived in LSU 82-77 on Wednesday when a late steal gave LSU a Baton Rouge still holding real- night. chance to tie the game with less istic hopes of securing enough Jalen Hudson and Noah than 20 seconds left in overtime, big victories to make the NCAA Locke each scored 15 for Florida Waters again missed from 3 to Tournament. A road victory (15-11, 7-6 SEC), which has won finish 3-of-12 shooting, includ- against one of the hottest teams three straight on the heels of ing 2 of 8 from 3-point range. in the country should help. The competitive losses to Kentucky, Waters finished with 10 Gators again demonstrated their Tennessee and Auburn. Naz points, as did LSU’s Kavell defensive prowess and ability to Reid had 16 points and 15 Bigby-Williams and Marlon compete with the SEC’s best. rebounds for LSU (21-5, 11-2), Taylor. During regulation, Florida held which lost for only the second Florida won for the first time LSU to nearly 19 fewer points Florida senior center Kevarrius Hayes dunks in front of LSU forwards time in 16 games and saw its this season against a ranked than its average per game. Naz Reid (0) and Kavell Bigby-Williams (11) during the ﬁ rst half four-game winning streak team after losing its previous Wednesday in Baton Rouge, La. [BILL FEIG/ASSOCIATED PRESS] snapped. six such match-ups. See ALLEN, B3

GOLF | B3 MEXICO Region play begins CHAMPIONSHIP Tiger Woods brings his star power to a Mexican golf community wondering if it would ever see him when this World Golf Championship fi rst came to Chapultepec Golf Club

With Zion injured, No. 8 UNC routs No. 1 Duke 88-72

By Joedy Mccreary planted hard while drib- AP Sports Writer bling near the free throw line. The blue rubber sole DURHAM, N.C. — Luke ripped loose from the white Maye took full advantage of shoe from the heel to the a freak injury to freshman toes along the outside edge, sensation Zion Williamson, with Williamson’s foot Bay’s Zamuel Compere is defended by Mosley’s Shelton Watson during last week’s district finishing with 30 points coming all the way through championship game at Gulf Coast. [JOSHUA BOUCHER/THE NEWS HERALD] and 15 rebounds to lead No. the large gap. 8 North Carolina past No. 1 Coach Mike Krzyzewski Duke 88-72 on Wednesday classified the injury as night. mild, but said he doesn’t A star-studded crowd know how much time Wil- Mosley hosts Godby, Bay goes that included former liamson will miss. President Barack Obama, Cameron Johnson added Spike Lee and Hall of Fame 26 points and Garrison to Rickards in 6A quarterfi nals outfielder Ken Griffey Brooks had 14 to help the Jr. packed into Cameron Tar Heels (21-5, 11-2 Atlan- looking for another high- tic Coast Conference) earn By Dustin Kent Michael Memmen said the each time down the floor.” light-filled show from their most lopsided win at [email protected] Dolphins are fully capable The Cougars also use their Williamson — arguably the Cameron Indoor Stadium of turning the tables if they size and length to bother most exciting player in colin 30 years. Region tournament play do the two things that have teams with a full court press, lege basketball. By winning their ninth begins Thursday for boys carried them to the play- though the guard-heavy Dol- But the ACC’s second- in 10 games and beating a basketball teams in the area, offs: defend well and make phins are better-equipped to leading scorer sprained his top-ranked team for the with Mosley and Bay the 3-pointers. handle that kind of pressure right knee during the Blue first time since 2013, they only two Bay County teams “I think the biggest thing is than most teams. There’s a Devils’ opening posses- pulled into a first-place tie in action. we’ve got to be us,” Memmen trade-off to be made, how- sion. Williamson grabbed it with the Blue Devils (23-3, District 1-6A champion said. “If we hit shots, we’re a ever, with playing small to in pain after slipping awk- 11-2). Mosley hosts District 2 run- very tough team to beat. If help at the offensive end of wardly and falling when ner-up Godby in the Region we’re not hitting shots, hope- the court while dealing with his left shoe fell apart as he See DUKE, B3 1-6A quarterfinals at 7 p.m., fully defensively we’re good the limitations the lack of size while District 1 runner-up enough to hang around. If presents at the defensive end. Bay plays at District 2 cham- we can do that then I feel like “I think it works both pion Rickards at 6 p.m., we’ll have a chance to be there ways,” Memmen said. “We Central Time. The winners at the end.” can give them matchup prob- of each game will face off in Memmen mentioned lems if we put five guards the Region 1-6A semifinal 5-foot-7 guard Tavaris King out there, but that gives us Feb. 26. as a player the Dolphins must matchup problems with their do a good job of containing bigs on the glass. It’s going to Godby (19-7) on the perimeter, but it’s on be a game of adjustments.” at Mosley (15-11) the interior where the Cou- Perhaps the biggest chal- gars can hurt the undersized lenge for the Dolphins this This will be the third meet- Mosley team with nine play- week has been putting their last ing between the teams this ers at 6-3 or taller. game in the rearview mirror, season, with the Cougars “They’re definitely a team with Mosley still riding high taking the first two 61-51 in that wants to throw it down off of capturing its first dis- Tallahassee on Nov. 26 and on the block and use size to trict championship since 1992 59-54 in the rematch in Lynn their advantage,” Memmen thanks to a half-court buzzer Haven on Jan. 22. said. “We’ve really got to do a beater by Carlos Dominguez in Duke’s Zion Williamson (1) falls to the ﬂ oor with an injury Though both games went good job of making sure we’re double overtime. while chasing the ball with North Carolina’s Luke Maye (32) Godby’s way, both were com- in the right position to block during the ﬁ rst half of an NCAA college basketball game in petitive, and Mosley coach out and hold them to one shot See REGION, B3 Durham, N.C., Wednesday. [GERRY BROOME/AP PHOTO]

* ** B2 Thursday, February 21, 2019 | The News Herald SPORTS TICKER

IN BRIEF Trade Stricker selected as US captain for Ryder Cup Steve Stricker paid his winds dues to become a Ryder Cup captain, and it had nothing to do with win- NHL players brace ning a major. for moves as He didn’t make his deadline nears first team until he was 41 in the 2008 matches By John Wawrow at Valhalla, a rare U.S. The Associated Press victory, and played in two more. He spent Thomas Vanek the next six years in the remembers waking up in back room as an assistant Edmonton, Alberta, and captain to Tom Watson, turning on the TV in his Davis Love III and Jim hotel room to find out Furyk, and he was cap- where he was heading. tain of the formidable It was March 5, 2014, U.S. team at the 2017 the NHL’s trade deadline Presidents Cup. day, and Vanek’s bags Stricker was appointed were packed. He knew he Ryder Cup captain on had played his final game Wednesday, his seventh a few days earlier for the straight time taking part New York Islanders after in the matches, this time rejecting the team’s in charge of an American bid to sign the pending team trying to win back free agent to a contract the gold trophy in his extension. home state of Wisconsin. It wasn’t until the It was hardly a surprise deadline passed when with the 2020 matches Vanek’s phone started going to Whistling ringing. It wasn’t his Straits, an hour north agent, the Islanders or of Milwaukee where some other team’s gen- Stricker was introduced eral manager. Wednesday. He still “I got a message from had his doubts when a reporter saying, ‘The his name first was men- Montreal media wants to tioned five years ago, talk to you,” said Vanek, aware each of the 28 pre- recalling how he found vious American captains out he’d been traded to had won a major. In this Jan. 18 photo, Golden State Warriors guard Stephen Curry, center, shoots during a game the Canadiens. “That “I was thinking they’re against the Clippers in Los Angeles. [MARK J. TERRILL/ASSOCIATED PRESS FILE PHOTO] was probably the hard- not going to have me. I est one because it was my haven’t won a major,” first trade deadline deal.” he said. “But it kept It wouldn’t be his last. going further along, me Race to the finish The 35-year-old putting in the time last Vanek, now in his second year, the Presidents Cup stint with Detroit, has a couple of years ago, been dealt twice more and the PGA of America NBA resumes its at the deadline. Red and Ryder Cup commit- season Thursday, with Wings GM Ken Holland tees saying they wanted a great many things informed Vanek he was to move off from that.” yet to be decided being traded to Florida on March 1, 2017. And PHILADELPHIA By Tim Reynolds he learned through a 76ers’ Embiid out a week The Associated Press friend’s text message with sore left knee that Vancouver had sent MIAMI — Golden State is him to Columbus last Philadelphia 76ers All- still the favorite for a fourth Feb. 26. Star center Joel Embiid title in five years. Though the one-year will miss at least a week Milwaukee, Toronto, contract he signed with with a sore left knee. Indiana, Boston, Philadel- Detroit last summer Embiid underwent an phia, Oklahoma City and includes a no-trade MRI on Tuesday, which Denver can all go ahead clause, there remains a revealed no structural and cancel those mid-April chance he’ll move once damage, and he will vacation plans if they were again before this season’s undergo physical ther- foolish enough to have made deadline on Monday. apy until he is evaluated them in the first place. “There’s a reason I again next week. For LeBron James and In this Dec. 17 photo, Houston Rockets guard James Harden came back to Detroit The 24-year-old Dwyane Wade, some work reacts after making a 3-point basket against the Utah Jazz, because I like it here,” Embiid is averaging 27.3 awaits. in Houston. Harden has a shot at the record for 3s in a single he said. “But at the same points and 13.5 rebounds The All-Star break ends season. [ERIC CHRISTIAN SMITH/ASSOCIATED PRESS FILE PHOTO] time, who knows what’s in 54 games for the Thursday, with about one- going to happen? Ken- Sixers. He had 10 points third of the season remaining race in the East, and Wade is will finish this season with its ny’s always talking. So if and 12 rebounds in 23 for most clubs — and that hoping for one last postseason highest scoring average and something comes up that minutes in last Sunday’s means the playoff push now trip out of his 16th and final fastest pace in 30 years. makes complete sense, All-Star game. gets very serious. Nobody season. Heat President Pat Teams are averaging 110.7 then we’ll take a look at Embiid was the No. 3 has officially clinched a spot Riley said he thinks the way points and 100 possessions it.” overall pick of the 2014 yet, though it would take a the Heat ended its pre-All- per game this season. That’s The trading has draft and missed his highly improbable series of Star schedule — with a 2-3 the best scoring number already begun, with the first two seasons with events for the current top road trip, though one where since 1984-85 (110.8 points most notable featuring multiple foot and knee teams in the Eastern and Miami could have won four per game) and fastest pace Toronto’s acquisition of injuries. Western Conferences to of the games — is a good sign. since 1988-89 (100.6 posses- defenseman Jake Muzzin miss the postseason. “It looks as though there’s sions per game). All 30 teams in a deal with Los Angeles MADRID “Every year is a new something happening here,” are on pace to average at on Jan. 28. Federer to play in Madrid challenge, different circum- Riley said. least 100 points per game this Otherwise, the trade after two-year absence stances,” Golden State guard Here’s some other things season. The last time every market remains bottled Stephen Curry said. “We are to know going into the final team in the league averaged up with more prospec- Roger Federer will play motivated. We understand third of the season: 100 was 1986-87, when the tive buyers than sellers. at the Madrid Open as what’s at stake.” NBA had 23 franchises. Of the 31 teams, 25 are part of his return to the James has been to the NBA LEBRON AND MICHAEL either in contention or clay court. Finals in each of the last eight LeBron James is finally going 3’S ARE WILD within six points of their Organizers say the seasons, all out of the East — to pass Michael Jordan. The NBA is on pace to see conference’s eighth and 20-time Grand Slam four with Miami, four with In scoring, at least. While records in 3-pointers made final playoff spot enter- champion will partici- Cleveland. His Los Angeles the debate will rage forever and 3-pointers attempted. If ing play Wednesday. pate in the tournament Lakers currently are 10th in about which player is better, that sounds like an annual Among the more nota- from May 3-12. the West, three games behind James will soon have scored statement, it is: This will ble players considered on The 37-year-old the Clippers for the final play- more points than Jordan. be the seventh consecutive the market are forwards Federer didn’t play in off berth. James is 211 points shy of season where both marks fall. Artemi Panarin (Colum- clay tournaments for James has been to the play- passing Jordan (32,292) for Houston’s James Harden has bus), Derick Brassard two seasons, but said he offs in 13 consecutive seasons. the No. 4 spot in NBA history. a shot at the record for 3s in (Florida), Gustav Nyquist will be back this year as “I hope that first off, we all When he gets there, each of a single season. He has 274 (Detroit), New York he prepares for his first gethealthy,”LakersPresident the top four spots on that list (which would be fifth-best Rangers Kevin Hayes French Open appearance Magic Johnson said. “This has will be occupied by current for a season already), putting and Mats Zuccarello, and since 2015. been one of the worst seasons or former Los Angeles Lakers him on pace for 401 if he Columbus goalie Sergei Federer is the second I’ve ever been around Laker — No. 1 Kareem Abdul-Jabbar plays in all 25 of the Rockets’ Bobrovsky. And then most successful player basketball as far as injuries (38,392), No. 2 Karl Malone remaining games. Golden there’s the Ottawa Sena- at the Madrid Open are concerned. When we (36,928), No. 3 Kobe Bryant State’s Stephen Curry holds tors, who are attempting with three titles, behind were healthy, we were in (33,643), and James. the mark with 402 makes to determine the trade five-time champion fourth place. Now we’re like from deep in 2015-16. Harden status of forwards Matt Rafael Nadal. Federer’s 10th place. But when you’ve SCORING AND PACE seems like a lock for the Duchene, Mark Stone last Madrid title came in got LeBron James, anything Unless every team drastically 3s-taken record — Curry took and Ryan Dzingel, all 2012. is possible.” changes the way it plays over 886 in his record-setting year, of whom are eligible to The Miami Heat are part the next two months — which Harden has 733 now and is on become free agents this The Associated Press of a six-team, three-spot won’t happen — the league pace for 1,072. summer. * ** The News Herald | Thursday, February 21, 2019 B3

BASKETBALL PERISCOPE

The News Herald percent from the 3-point — Averaging 6.2 points and 42.9 from the 3-point line percent from the field and and 5.5 rebounds per game line, and 76.7 percent from 2.1 rebounds while shoot- and 88.2 percent from the 50 percent from the free while shooting 43.4 per- College basketball peri- the foul line. Trent Forrest ing 36.7 percent from the free throw line. throw line. cent from the field, 19.1 scopeThe following is a (Chipley), Florida State, Jr., field, 32.9 percent from the Derrick White (Gracev- LaSonja Edwards (Gulf percent from the 3-point list of area athletes now 6-4, 210, G — Averaging 3-point line, and 44.4 per- ille), Hillsborough College, Coast), Middle Tennessee, line, and 72.7 percent from playing college basket- 8.9 points, 4.7 rebounds, cent from the free throw So., 6-1, 175, G — Has not Sr., 6-1, F — Averaging 1.1 the foul line. ball. All statistics and 3.9 assists, and two steals line. played yet this season. points and 1.1 rebounds per Tyra Johnson (Chipola), records are through per game while shooting 44 Kruize Pinkins (Marianna, game while shooting 52.9 Troy, Jr., 5-7, G — Aver- Feb. 19 unless noted. percent from the field, 16.7 Chipola), Junior Casale, Women percent from the field. aging 6.8 points and 1.3 percent from the 3-point Italian Serie A2, 6-7, 215, Taylor Emery (Gulf Coast) rebounds per game while Men line, and 77.2 percent from F — Averaging 16.5 points, Curteeona Brelove Virginia Tech, Sr., 5-10, G shooting 36.2 percent the foul line. 9.9 rebounds and 1.6 (Malone), St. John’s, Sr., — Averaging 17.6 points, from the field, 38.3 percent Antonio Bellamy (Mosley), Donovan Franklin (Gulf assists while shooting 45.9 6-2, F — Averaging 9.8 5.6 rebounds and two from the 3-point line, and Thomas University, Fr., Coast), Pittsburg State, Sr., percent from the field, 37.1 points and 5.9 rebounds assists per game while 70.6 percent from the free 6-1, 170, G — Bellamy has 6-5, 205, G — Averaging percent from the 3-point while shooting 49.1 per- shooting 42.5 percent throw line. not played yet this season. 21.3 points, 6.2 rebounds, line, and 78.9 percent from cent from the field 11.1 from the field, 37.8 percent Shaterrika O’Neal (Gulf Alex Brown (Vernon), and 2.2 assists per game the free throw line. percent from the 3-point from the 3-point line, and Coast), Troy, Sr., 5-8, G Arkansas Tech, Sr., 6-3, while shooting 49.1 per- Adrian Sims (Chipley), line and 60 percent from 85.1 percent from the free — Averaging seven points 195, G — Averaging 13.9 cent from the field, 39 Thomas University, Fr., the free throw line. throw line. and 2.8 rebounds and 1.1 points, 5.8 rebounds, and percent from the 3-point 5-11, 195, G — Averaging Maria Castro (Gulf Coast), Raven Fox (Gulf Coast), assists per game while 1.6 assists while shoot- line, and 88 percent from 3.4 points and 1.4 rebounds Oklahoma State, Sr., 6-0, Syracuse, Sr., 5-8, G — shooting 37.9 percent ing 44.1 percent from the the foul line. while shooting 29.4 per- G — Averaging 2.4 points Averaging 1.1 points and 1.1 from the field, 38.1 percent field, 42 percent from Kevon Godwin (Blount- cent from the field, 28.6 and 2.3 rebounds while rebounds per game while from the 3-point line, and the 3-point line, and 84.1 stown), Gulf Coast, Fr., from the 3-point line and shooting 31.6 percent shooting 27.3 percent from 71.1 percent from the free percent from the free 6-1, G — Averaging 9.9 83.3 percent from the line. from the field, 25.6 percent the field and 14.3 percent throw line. throw line. Stacy Burse points, 4.4 rebounds, 2.3 Khaliel Spearman (Ruth- from the 3-point line and from the 3-point line, and Amanda Paschal (Chipley, (Mosley), Marion Military assists, and 1.2 steals per erford, Gulf Coast), 62.5 percent from the free 100 percent from the foul Gulf Coast), Kentucky, Jr., Institute, Fr., 6-3, 200, G game while shooting 36.7 Talladega College, Sr., throw line. line. 5-7, G — Averaging 3.4 — Averaging 3.2 points, 2.2 percent from the field, 34.4 6-3, 180, G — Averaging J’Nyiah Daniels (Mosley), Josselin Geer (North Bay points, 2.2 rebounds and rebounds, and 1.1 assists percent from the 3-point 6.8 points, 3.5 rebounds West Alabama, Jr., 5-6, G Haven), Miles Community 1.4 assists per game while per game while shoot- line, and 69.7 percent from and 1.6 assists while shoot- — Averaging 9.6 points, College, Fr., 5-10, G — shooting 31 percent from ing 35.2 percent from the the foul line. ing 48.1 percent shooting three rebounds and 1.9 Averaging 5.4 points, 2.6 the field, 40 percent from field, 27.3 percent from Jeremy Harris (Gulf from the field, 35.8 percent assists per game while rebounds and 1.3 assists the 3-point line and 74.4 the 3-point line, and 50 Coast), Buffalo, Sr., 6-7, from the 3-point line, and shooting 31.6 percent per game while shoot- percent from the foul line. percent from the foul line. 185, G — Averaging 13.8 75.6 percent from the free from the field, 23.1 percent ing 41.1 percent from the Ty Purifoy (Gulf Coast), Destin Dunton (Ruther- points, 6.6 rebounds 2.9 throw line. from the 3-point line, and field, 33.8 percent from the North Florida, Sr., 5-1, G ford), Southern, Sr., 6-3, assists and one steal per Chris Walker (Holmes 64.6 percent from the free 3-point line and 31.6 per- — Averaging 5.3 points, 195, G — Averaging 3.7 game while shooting 39.7 County), Rio Grande Valley throw line. cent from the free throw three rebounds, 5.3 assists points, 1.7 rebounds, 1.7 percent from the field, 28 Vipers, NBA G-League, Fatou Diagne (Gulf line. and 1.9 steals per game assists and 1.1 steals per percent from the 3-point 6-9, 200, F — Averaging Coast), Purdue, Jr., 6-4, Teiyahna Hutchinson while shooting 37.9 per- game while shooting 38.1 line, and 70.9 percent from 7.5 points, 5.6 rebounds, C — Averaging 2.1 points (Port St. Joe), Gulf Coast, cent from the field, 28.6 percent from the field and the foul line. 1.1 assists and 1.1 blocks and 2.5 rebounds per game Fr., 5-7, G — Averaging percent from the 3-point 70.6 percent from the free Antwain Johnson (Malone, per game while shooting while shooting 55.1 percent one point per game while line, and 62.5 percent from throw line. Chipola), Buffalo, Sr., 6-2, 57.1 percent from the field from the field and 25 per- shooting 19 percent from the free throw line. Nat Dixon (Mosley), 197, G — Johnson is sit- and 56.9 percent from the cent from the foul line. the field, 8.3 percent from Southern Methodist, Sr., ting out this season after free throw line. Jhileiya Dunlap (Gulf the 3-point line, and 50 Anyone with information 6-4, 180, G — Averaging transferring from Middle Kadeem Webb (Cotton- Coast), Ole Miss, Jr., percent from the foul line. on the whereabouts of other 5.8 points, two rebounds, Tennessee State. dale), Thomas University, 6-2, F — Averaging 5.9 Halie Jasinski (Port St. area athletes now playing and 1.5 assists per game Chancellor Lockett Jr., 6-3, 180, G —Averaging points, 3.7 rebounds, 1.2 Joe), Coastal Alabama- college basketball is asked while shooting 38.8 per- (Malone), Middle Geor- 3.7 points while shooting assists and 1.4 blocks per Monroeville, So., 6-1, C to e-mail Tyler Waldrep cent from the field, 34.6 gia State, Jr., 6-1, 185, G 41.3 percent from the field, game while shooting 48.5 — Averaging four points at [email protected].

Note: Florida is a per- ALLEN fect 11-0 when it scores Big excitement in Mexico over Tiger Woods at least 71 points. UF From Page B1 stopped a six-game losing By Doug Ferguson day, but there was a lot streak to ranked oppo- The Associated Press of people out there, a lot nents. Before tonight, of members and a lot of LSU: After winning each Florida’s last win vs. a MEXICO CITY — Two kids that somehow didn’t of their previous four ranked opponent came small openings on both go to school. I’m sure it games by five for fewer against the then-No. 23 sides of a tree-covered will be like that the rest points, the Tigers were Kentucky Wildcats 80-67 path were packed with fans of the week, and it will be unable to pull out yet on March 3, 2018. young and old, some with a lot of fun for all of us.” another nail-biter and caps they wanted signed, It certainly will be an FLORIDA 82, NO. 13 LSU 77, OT moved to 3-2 in overtime FLORIDA (15-11) others holding phones experience for Abra- this season. LSU also fell Johnson 3-5 1-2 7, Hayes 4-4 2-2 10, to capture the moment. ham Ancer, who will play Nembhard 4-9 0-0 8, Locke 5-13 2-2 15, Allen out of a tie with Tennessee 6-12 4-5 21, Stokes 1-3 0-0 2, Bassett 0-4 They were screaming one with Woods and Bryson for first place in the SEC 2-2 2, Hudson 6-13 0-0 15, Ballard 1-2 0-0 2, word that translates in any DeChambeau the opening Okauru 0-0 0-0 0. Totals 30-65 11-13 82. and are now tied with Ken- LSU (21-5) language at the Mexico two rounds. tucky — a team they beat Bigby-Williams 3-5 4-6 10, Reid 5-12 5-6 16, Championship. Tiger Woods hits a shot Wednesday during a practice The Mexican player Waters 3-12 2-4 10, Taylor 4-7 0-3 10, Mays last week —for second. 6-12 4-4 18, Days 4-5 1-2 9, Williams 0-2 0-0 “Tiger!” prior to the WGC-Mexico Championship at the with the best world rank- 0, Smart 2-8 0-0 4. Totals 27-63 16-25 77. [MARCO UGARTE/ Halftime_Florida 33-31. End Of Tiger Woods eventually Chapultepec Golf Club in Mexico City. ing gets into the 72-man UP NEXT Regulation_Tied 64. 3-Point Goals_Florida walked by on his way to the THE ASSOCIATED PRESS] field. Ancer, who grew 11-30 (Allen 5-9, Hudson 3-7, Locke 3-9, Ballard 0-1, Nembhard 0-2, Johnson 0-2), range at Chapultepec Golf up just south of the Florida: Hosts Missouri LSU 7-22 (Taylor 2-3, Mays 2-6, Waters Club, and the volume got Take him somewhere another element. This is Texas border in Reynosa, 2-8, Reid 1-1, Days 0-1, Smart 0-3). Fouled at 4 p.m. Saturday. Out_Hayes. Rebounds_Florida 34 (Hayes louder. new, such as Bellerive for his first competition in played last year at No. LSU: Hosts No. 5 Ten- 7), LSU 38 (Reid 15). Assists_Florida 12 He is used to receptions the PGA Championship or Mexico. 260 in the world. Now (Nembhard 8), LSU 9 (Waters 4). Total nessee on Saturday. Fouls_Florida 22, LSU 16. like this wherever he goes, Innisbrook for the Valspar “I’m sure the energy he is at No. 61, knowing particularly since he made Championship, and it can will be up, people will he has an outside shot a full return to golf last year feel like a rock concert. be excited,” Woods said at cracking the top 50 in and ended the season with This World Golf Wednesday. “I think the world to earn a spot DUKE his 80th career victory. Championship brings yesterday was a closed in the Masters.

From Page B1 faced a similar challenge rallying to knock off top Raiders are led by senior REGION with his players after the seed Rutherford in the dis- guard Phillip Russell, who RJ Barrett matched a Tornadoes found them- trict semifinals to clinch a scored 21 points in the dis- season best with 33 points From Page B1 selves on the wrong end playoff berth. trict championship victory and fellow freshman Cam- of Dominguez’s buzzer “A lot of people didn’t over Godby. eron Reddish added a “The biggest thing for beater. expect them to play as Cook said he likes season-high 27 for Duke us was after that district “There’s always a little well as they did, which his senior point guard — but the rest of the team North Carolina’s Cameron game, we definitely had bit of a hangover after makes it that much Jhykeith Halton’s ability combined to score just 12. Johnson (13) dunks a hangover being excited something like that,” he sweeter,” Cook said of his to pressure Godby guards Duke looked lost without against Duke during the with that attitude that said. “But I told the guys players. “It’s just a testa- and believes big guys like Williamson. Meanwhile, ﬁ rst half of an NCAA we’ve kind of made it, the other day that in our ment to their resiliency. Avante Chancellor, AJ North Carolina took advan- college basketball game in but we really haven’t,” class there are only 32 Early in the season, most Bazemore, and Kingston tage of the Zion-sized hole Durham, N.C., Wednesday. Memmen said. “Winning teams left playing, every- people wouldn’t have Grady can match up well in the lane, scoring 32 of its [GERRY BROOME/AP PHOTO] the district champion- body else is at home. To guessed we’d be here and with the Raiders’ size. first 34 points in the paint ship was one of our goals, have this opportunity is a I wouldn’t blame them. “Matchup wise, I’m not and finishing with a 62-28 Michigan State in Decem- but maybe guys got com- huge privilege.” We just weren’t ready, real concerned. We’ve scoring advantage there. ber 2013. fortable with achieving To have an opportunity but I had confidence that just got to go in there and The Tar Heels never trailed, Duke: The result of the that goal. We really need to play and advance in the by the end of the season play,” he said. “We’re pushed their lead to 22 on game seems secondary to to reassess our goals and playoffs isn’t what many we would be better and coming in of course as Johnson’s layup with about Williamson’s health, given try to do something in the would’ve predicted for the that held true.” the underdog, but we’ve 16 minutes left and held on. how much he means to playoffs with what we’re Tornadoes at the begin- This will be the first still got to roll the ball out Eight nights after the the Blue Devils and their trying to establish here at ning of the season. meeting between the there and play. Our guys Blue Devils rallied from national title hopes. Now Mosley.” With no access to its teams this season. Rick- understand that we’re still 23 down in the final 10 the question is how the Blue own gym after Hurricane ards has suffered just three in this and still playing. No minutes to win at Louis- Devils will handle play- Bay (10-12) at Michael and its top scorer setbacks and only one to matter what the odds look ville, they couldn’t come ing without arguably the Rickards (19-3) transferring in the middle an in-state team, with like, we’re gonna go out up with another come- biggest star in the sport. of the season, Bay went Lincoln beating the Raid- and swing for the fence back — especially without Each of Duke’s losses since Bay coach Rusty Cook 1-5 in district play before ers 58-54 on Feb. 2. The and see what happens.” Williamson. November came at home after a key freshman was BIG PICTURE injured early, with point guard Tre Jones’ shoulder North Carolina: This was injury leading to an over- quite a statement from the time loss to Syracuse. Tar Heels, who followed up the most lopsided ACC road UP NEXT victory in school history with their most lopsided North Carolina: Plays win at Cameron since they host to No. 16 Florida State won by 20 here in 1989. It on Saturday. also was their first win over Duke: Visits Syracuse on a No. 1 since knocking off Saturday night. * ** B4 Thursday, February 21, 2019 | The News Herald

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EASTERN CONFERENCE Wednesday’s Games 18. Syracuse 19-6 272 16 AREA EVENTS EBRO SCHEDULE GP W L OT PTS GF GA No. 1 Duke vs. No. 8 North Carolina, late 19. Texas 20-6 225 15 Tampa Bay 61 46 11 4 96 242 162 No. 6 Nevada at San Diego State, late 20. Florida State 21-5 170 19 SCHEDULE Boston 60 35 17 8 78 181 155 No. 10 Michigan State 71, Rutgers 60 21. Iowa State 19-6 138 21 Boys basketball p.m. Monday N.Y. Islanders 58 35 17 6 76 169 138 No. 11 Marquette vs. Butler, late 22. Texas A&M 19-6 136 23 Region 1-6A playoffs Tennis Matinee: Thoroughbred simulcast: Parx Toronto 59 36 19 4 76 208 167 Florida 82, No. 13 Lousiana State 77, OT 23. South Dakota 23-3 120 25 11:25 a.m. Greyhound simulcast: Sarasota Washington 60 33 20 7 73 202 191 Georgetown 85, No. 17 Villanova 73 24. Drake 19-5 58 — Godby at Mosley 7 p.m. Bay at NBH 3 p.m. 11:30 a.m., Derby Lane 11:30 a.m., Palm Montreal 60 32 21 7 71 179 176 Syracuse 69, No. 18 Louisville 49 25. Missouri 19-8 54 — Pittsburgh 60 32 21 7 71 210 187 DePaul 35, Rutgers Bay at Rickards 6 p.m. Beach noon. Today’s Games Others receiving votes: Boys weightlifting Evening: Columbus 59 33 23 3 69 188 180 No. 2 Gonzaga at Santa Clara, 8 p.m. 24, Rice 15, Michigan State 11, New Mexico Softball Arnold/Wewahitchka/ Greyhound simulcast: Jacksonville 6:45 p.m. Carolina 60 31 23 6 68 174 167 No. 7 Michigan at Minnesota, 6 p.m. 5, Utah 3, Boise State 2, Central Florida Tuesday Buffalo 59 28 24 7 63 170 185 2, West Virginia 2, Arkansas Little Rock 1, NBH at Bay 6 p.m. Port St. Joe at Arnold 3:30 Matinee: Thoroughbred simulcast: Parx Philadelphia 60 28 25 7 63 178 201 RESULTS Brigham Young 1, James Madison 1, UCLA Mosley at Bozeman 7 p.m. 11:55 a.m. Greyhound simulcast: Sarasota Florida 58 26 24 8 60 181 199 WEDNESDAY’S GAMES 11:30 a.m. N.Y. Rangers 59 26 25 8 60 172 195 EAST THE AP TOP 25 RESULTS/SCHEDULE Wednesday Detroit 61 23 29 9 55 172 204 George Washington 79, UMass 67 All times Central Matinee: New Jersey 60 23 29 8 54 176 208 Georgetown 85, Villanova 73 Tuesday’s Games Thoroughbred simulcast: Gulfstream 11:35 Ottawa 59 22 32 5 49 186 219 Lafayette 70, American U. 68 None scheduled a.m., Tampa Bay 11:25 a.m. Greyhound Lehigh 91, Army 81 Wednesday’s Games ON THE AIR simulcast: Derby Lane 11:30 a.m., Sarasota WESTERN CONFERENCE NJIT 82, Stetson 77 No. 1 Baylor 80, Kansas 40 11:30 a.m., Jacksonville 11:35 a.m., Palm GP W L OT PTS GF GA St. Bonaventure 62, La Salle 60 No. 3 UConn 102, Memphis 45 Beach noon. Calgary 59 36 16 7 79 217 176 Syracuse 69, Louisville 49 No. 20 Iowa State 91, Oklahoma 70 Evening: San Jose 60 35 17 8 78 219 190 Xavier 70, Seton Hall 69 Today’s Games Today 8 p.m. Jai Alai 6 p.m. Greyhound simulcast: Derby Winnipeg 59 36 19 4 76 202 171 Navy at Loyola (Md.), ppd. No. 4 Louisville at Virginia, 6 p.m. COLLEGE BASKETBALL SEC — Tennessee at Lane 6:30 p.m., Jacksonville 6:45 p.m. Nashville 62 35 22 5 75 191 163 St. John’s at Providence, late No. 5 Notre Dame vs. Duke, 6 p.m. Thursday St. Louis 59 32 22 5 69 177 164 SOUTH No. 6 Mississippi State at Mississippi, 7 p.m. (MEN’S) Texas A&M Matinee: Vegas 61 32 25 4 68 180 172 Florida 82, Louisiana State 77, OT No. 8 Maryland vs. Minnesota, 6 p.m. 6 p.m. GOLF Thoroughbred simulcast: Aqueduct 11:20 Dallas 59 29 25 5 63 148 154 Florida Gulf Coast 67, Lipscomb 61 No. 9 N.C. State vs. Wake Forest, 6 p.m. a.m., Gulfstream 11:35 a.m. Greyhound Chicago 61 26 26 9 61 205 227 McNeese St. 83, Cent. Arkansas 75, OT No. 10 Iowa at Indiana, 7 p.m. CBSSN — Wagner at 9:30 a.m. simulcast: Sarasota 11:30 a.m., Derby Lane Minnesota 60 27 27 6 60 164 180 Memphis 102, Tulane 76 No. 13 South Carolina vs. No. 16 Kentucky, Bryant University GOLF — PGA Tour Golf: 11:30 a.m., Palm Beach noon. Colorado 59 24 24 11 59 189 192 Mississippi St. 68, Georgia 67 6 p.m. Evening: Arizona 60 27 28 5 59 157 174 NC State 89, Boston College 80, OT No. 14 Miami at Virginia Tech, 6 p.m. ESPN — Michigan at Puerto Rico Open, fi rst Jai Alai 6 p.m. Greyhound simulcast: Vancouver 60 26 27 7 59 170 188 North Alabama 76, Kennesaw St. 61 No. 15 Gonzaga at Santa Clara, 9 p.m. Jacksonville 6:45 p.m. Anaheim 60 24 27 9 57 137 187 North Florida 80, Jacksonville 73, OT No. 18 Syracuse vs. Pittsburgh, 6 p.m. Minnesota round, Rio Grande Friday Edmonton 59 24 29 6 54 165 198 Richmond 72, Fordham 69 No. 21 Texas A&M vs. Tennessee, 8 p.m. ESPN2 — UCF at 1 p.m. Matinee: Los Angeles 59 23 30 6 52 143 182 SE Louisiana at New Orleans, late No. 23 South Dakota vs. Denver, 7 p.m. Thoroughbred simulcast: Gulfstream 11:35 2 points for win, 1 point for overtime loss. Arkansas at Auburn, late Cincinnati GOLF — PGA Tour Golf: a.m., Aqueduct 11:20 a.m., Tampa Bay 11:25 Top 3 teams in each division and two wild Pittsburgh at Georgia Tech, late ESPNU — Vermont at WGC-Mexico Champion- a.m. Greyhound simulcast: Sarasota 11:30 cards per conference advance to playoffs. North Carolina at Duke, late AUTO RACING a.m., Derby Lane 11:30 p.m., Palm Beach MIDWEST Maryland-Baltimore ship, fi rst round, Mexico noon. Tuesday’s Games Indiana St. 73, Illinois St. 50 UPCOMING RACES Florida 4, Buffalo 2 County City Evening: Jai Alai 6 p.m. Greyhound simulcast: Loyola of Chicago 70, Evansville 58 All times Central Palm Beach 6 p.m., Sarasota 6:30 p.m., Derby Tampa Bay 5, Philadelphia 2 Michigan St. 71, Rutgers 60 NASCAR MONSTER ENERGY CUP 8 p.m. 10 p.m. Lane 6:30 p.m., Jacksonville 6:45 p.m. Pittsburgh 4, New Jersey 3 Nebraska-Omaha 77, W. Illinois 63 FOLDS OF HONOR 500 Saturday N.Y. Rangers 2, Carolina 1 South Dakota 72, Denver 45 Site: Atlanta. ESPN — Oregon at USC GOLF — LPGA Tour Golf: Matinee: Montreal 3, Columbus 2 S. Illinois at Valparaiso, late Schedule: Friday, practice, 10:35 p.m., quali- ESPN2 — UConn at SMU Honda LPGA Thailand, Thoroughbred simulcast: Aqueduct 11:20 St. Louis 3, Toronto 2, OT N. Iowa at Missouri St., late fying, 4:10 p.m. (FS1); Saturday, practice, 11 a.m., Gulfstream 11:35 a.m., Tampa Bay 11:25 Anaheim 4, Minnesota 0 Northwestern at Ohio St., late a.m. (FS1); Sunday, race, 1 p.m., FOX. ESPNU — High Point at second round, Thailand a.m., Santa Anita 2:30 p.m. Greyhound si- Nashville 5, Dallas 3 Creighton at DePaul, late Track: Atlanta Motor Speedway (oval, 1.5 Campbell NBA mulcast: Derby Lane 11:30 a.m., Jacksonville Arizona 3, Edmonton 2, SO Butler at Marquette, late miles). 11:35 a.m., Palm Beach noon. Wednesday’s Games SOUTHWEST Race distance: 500.5 miles, 325 laps. FS1 — California at 7 p.m. Evening: Chicago 5, Detroit 4, OT Houston Baptist 92, Northwestern St. 54 Last year: Kevin Harvick, starting third, won Winnipeg at Colorado, late Arizona TNT — Boston at Jai Alai 6 p.m. Greyhound simulcast: Palm Lamar 76, Incarnate Word 58 his fi rst race of the season. Beach 6 p.m., Sarasota 6:30 p.m., Derby Lane N.Y. Islanders at Calgary, late Sam Houston St. 84, Nicholls 74, OT Last race: Denny Hamlin won the Daytona 10 p.m. Milwaukee 6:30 p.m., Jacksonville 6:45 p.m. Boston at Vegas, late Texas A&M-CC 65, Stephen F. Austin 55 500 for the second time in four years. Sunday Today’s Games Wichita St. at Tulsa, late Fast facts: Harvick used Atlanta as a springboard ESPNU — Hawaii at UC- 9:30 p.m. Matinee: Washington at Toronto, 6 p.m. FAR WEST in 2018, taking the fi rst of three straight races Santa Barbara TNT — Houston at LA Thoroughbred simulcast: Aqueduct 11:20 Ottawa at New Jersey, 6 p.m. Stanford at Arizona St., late and an early stranglehold of the series. ... Hamlin, a.m., Gulfstream 11 a.m., Tampa Bay 11:25 Carolina at Florida, 6 p.m. Air Force at Fresno St., late who was winless last year, opened 2019 by hold- FS1 — Oregon State at Lakers a.m., Santa Anita 2:30 p.m. Greyhound San Jose at Pittsburgh, 6 p.m. CS Northridge at Long Beach St., late ing off teammate Kyle Busch by 0.138 seconds. UCLA NHL simulcast: Palm Beach noon, Jacksonville Minnesota at N.Y. Rangers, 6 p.m. Colorado at Washington St., late Busch has won 51 Cup races in his career, but 12:30 p.m. Buffalo at Tampa Bay, 6:30 p.m. San Jose St. at Colorado St., late he’s 0 for 14 in the Daytona 500. ... Ford, which COLLEGE BASKETBALL 7 p.m. POKER ROOM Philadelphia at Montreal, 6:30 p.m. New Mexico at Utah St., late offi cially debuted its new Ford Mustang last Los Angeles at Nashville, 7 p.m. (WOMEN’S) NBCSN — Los Angeles at – Open 9 a.m. to 1 a.m. Sunday through Nevada at San Diego St., late weekend, had just two drivers fi nish in the top 10. Thursday, 9 a.m. to 3 a.m. Friday and St. Louis at Dallas, 7:30 p.m. Utah at Washington, late Next race: Pennzoil 400, March 3, Las Vegas 5 p.m. Nashville Saturday. N.Y. Islanders at Edmonton, 8 p.m. Motor Speedway, Las Vegas, Nevada. LOCATION Arizona at Vancouver, 9 p.m. SCHEDULE Online: www.nascar.com BTN — Ohio State at SKIING – Intersection of State 79 and State 20. Friday’s Games All times Central Michigan State 10:30 p.m. INFORMATION Columbus at Ottawa, 6 p.m. TODAY’S GAMES NASCAR XFINITY – 234-3943. Minnesota at Detroit, 6:30 p.m. EAST RINNAI 250 6 p.m. NBCSN — FIS World Colorado at Chicago, 6:30 p.m. Albany (N.Y.) at Stony Brook, 6 p.m. Site: Atlanta. SEC — Kentucky at South Nordic Championships: Anaheim at Calgary, 8 p.m. Wagner at Bryant, 6 p.m. Schedule: Friday, practice, 1:05, practice, ODDS Winnipeg at Vegas, 9 p.m. James Madison at Northeastern, 6 p.m. 2:05 p.m. (FS1); Saturday, qualifying, 8:35 Carolina cross country men’s and Towson at Hofstra, 6 p.m. a.m. (FS1); race, 1 p.m., FS1. BLACKHAWKS 5, RED WINGS 4, OT 7 p.m. women’s sprint fi nals, PREGAME.COM LINE LIU Brooklyn at Robert Morris, 6 p.m. Track: Atlanta Motor Speedway. CHICAGO 3 1 0 1 — 5 Hartford at New Hampshire, 6 p.m. 251 miles, 163 laps. NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION Race distance: DETROIT 1 0 3 0 — 4 Sacred Heart at Fairleigh Dickinson, 6 p.m. Harvick also won the Xfi nity event BTN — Iowa at Indiana Austria (taped) Today Last year: First Period—1, Chicago, Anisimov 10, 1:39. St. Francis (N.Y.) at St. Francis (Pa.), 6 p.m. in a sweep at Atlanta. FAVORITE LINE O/U UNDERDOG 2, Detroit, Larkin 25 (Mantha, Hronek), 6:37. Mount St. Mary’s at Central Conn., 6 p.m. Michael Annett, the pride of Des at Cleveland 1 217½ Phoenix Last race: 3, Chicago, Saad 21 (Sikura, Ward), 12:04. 4, Vermont at UMBC, 6 p.m. Moines, Iowa, won his fi rst career race. at Brooklyn Pk Off Portland Chicago, DeBrincat 33 (Strome, Gustafsson), Binghamton at Mass.-Lowell, 6 p.m. Fast facts: Annett, 32, has started 344 times at Milwaukee 5½ 226½ Boston 16:51. Penalties—Anisimov, CHI, (holding), SOUTH across NASCAR’s top three series before fi nally Kane scores 2 more, Houston 2 233 at L.A. Lakers 18:27. Samford at Mercer, 6 p.m. crossing the line in fi rst. ... Jeffrey Earnhardt, at Golden State 12 239 Sacramento Second Period—5, Chicago, Kane 37 Coll. of Charleston at William & Mary, 6 p.m. in his fi rst start in the No. 18 Joe Gibbs Racing (Gustafsson), 1:17. Penalties—Forsling, CHI, Georgia St. at Appalachian St., 6 p.m. Toyota, fi nished fourth in the fi rst stage and Blackhawks beat COLLEGE BASKETBALL (slashing), 11:38; Rasmussen, DET, (tripping), W. Carolina at UNC-Greensboro, 6 p.m. fi fth in the second. But Earnhardt fi nished Today 18:05. Winthrop at Radford, 6 p.m. the race just 15th. ... Noah Gragson, who was FAVORITE LINE UNDERDOG Third Period—6, Detroit, Larkin 26 (Daley, Chattanooga at The Citadel, 6 p.m. second in trucks in 2018, opened the season for Red Wings in OT at Cincinnati 8½ Central Florida Mantha), 4:19. 7, Detroit, Athanasiou 21 UNC-Wilmington at Elon, 6 p.m. JR Motorsports with an 11th-place fi nish. Georgia State 2 at Appalachian State (Mantha, Larkin), 5:23 (pp). 8, Detroit, Youngstown St. at N. Kentucky, 6 p.m. Boyd Gaming 300, March 2, Las at Wright State 11½ Cleveland State Next race: Athanasiou 22 (Mantha, Green), 18:34. Longwood at Hampton, 6 p.m. Vegas Motor Speedway. Michigan 5 at Minnesota Penalties—Gustafsson, CHI, (delay of game), Gardner-Webb at UNC-Asheville, 6 p.m. www.nascar.com at Elon Pk UNC-Wilmington Online: The Associated Press Kane trails league 4:46; Kane, CHI, (tripping), 6:36. Georgia Southern at Coastal Carolina, 6 p.m. at Northeastern 13½ James Madison Overtime—9, Chicago, Kane 38 (Gustafsson, ETSU at VMI, 6 p.m. leader Alex Ovech- at N. Kentucky 13½ Youngstown State Toews), 2:42. Penalties—None. SC-Upstate at Charleston South., 6:30 p.m. at Hofstra 15½ Towson GOLF Shots on Goal—Chicago 7-5-5-3—20. Detroit SE Missouri at Austin Peay, 7 p.m. Patrick Kane scored kin by just four goals Col. Of Charleston 2 at William & Mary 15-5-12-3—35. UT Martin at Murray St., 7 p.m. Georgia Southern 1½ at Coastal Carolina UPCOMING TOURNAMENTS two goals, including the now, although his goals Power-play opportunities—Chicago 0 of 1; E. Illinois at Belmont, 7 p.m. at Texas State 5½ Louisiana-Monroe All times Central Detroit 1 of 4. Morehead St. at Jacksonville St., 7:15 p.m. game winner with 2:18 Wednesday were his at Texas-Arlington 3 Louisiana-Lafayette INTERNATIONAL FEDERATION Goalies—Chicago, Ward 14-9-4 (35 shots-31 SIU-Edwardsville at Tennessee St., 7:30 p.m. at BYU 3½ San Francisco OF PGA TOURS left in overtime, extend- only points of the night. saves). Detroit, Howard 17-16-5 (8-4), Bernier E. Kentucky at Tennessee Tech, 7:30 p.m. at Gonzaga 28 Pepperdine WORLD GOLF CHAMPIONSHIPS 6-13-4 (12-11). High Point at Campbell, 8 p.m. ing his point streak to 19 His assist streak ended at at Southern Cal 2½ Oregon MEXICO CHAMPIONSHIP A—18,806 (20,000). T—2:38. MIDWEST at Arizona 13½ California Site: Mexico City. games and lifting the Chi- 17 games. Referees—Kevin Pollock, Justin St Pierre. Michigan at Minnesota, 6 p.m. at SMU 6½ UConn Course: Chapultepec GC. Yardage: 7,345. Linesmen—Shandor Alphonso, Steve Miller. Cleveland St. at Wright St., 6 p.m. cago Blackhawks to a 5-4 Chicago beat Ottawa Saint Mary’s (Calif.) 7 at Pacifi c Par: 71. UCF at Cincinnati, 6 p.m. at San Diego 16½ Portland Purse: $10.25 million. Winner’s share: Purdue Fort Wayne at S. Dakota St., 7 p.m. victory over the Detroit 8-7 on Monday, and the at UC Santa Barbara 3½ Hawaii CollegE Basketball $1,745,000. SOUTHWEST at UC Irvine 15 Cal Poly MEN’S BASKETBALL Television: Today-Friday, 2-7 p.m. Saturday, Red Wings on Wednes- Blackhawks went through Louisiana-Monroe at Texas State, 7 p.m. at Cal St.-Fullerton 6 UC Davis THE AP TOP 25 POLL 11 a.m.-2:30 p.m. (Golf Channel), 2:30-6 La.-Lafayette at Texas-Arlington, 7 p.m. day night. another high-scoring at UCLA 2 Oregon State The top 25 teams in The Associated Press’ p.m. (NBC); Sunday, 11 a.m.-1:30 p.m. (Golf college basketball poll, with fi rst-place votes UConn at SMU, 8 p.m. Channel), 1:30-6 p.m. (NBC). Dylan Larkin and night against Detroit. FAR WEST NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE in parentheses, records through Feb. 17, total Defending champion: Phil Mickelson. Idaho at N. Arizona, 7:30 p.m. Andreas Athanasiou Anisimov made it 1-0 Today points based on 25 points for a fi rst-place Last WGC: Xander Schauffele won the HSBC E. Washington at S. Utah, 7:30 p.m. FAVORITE LINE UNDERDOG LINE vote through one point for a 25th-place vote Champions in Shanghai. scored two goals each for after only 99 seconds, but Oregon at Southern Cal, 8 p.m. at Pittsburgh -119 San Jose +109 and last week’s ranking: Notes: Tiger Woods has not been eligible for Chicago St. at Utah Valley, 8 p.m. the Red Wings, who rallied Larkin answered for the at N.Y. Rangers -110 Minnesota +100 RECORD PTS. LW this World Golf Championship since 2014, when California at Arizona, 8 p.m. at New Jersey -139 Ottawa +129 1. Duke (58) 23-2 1,594 2 he shot 78 in the fi nal round and tied for 25th at Pepperdine at Gonzaga, 8 p.m. from a 4-1 third-period Red Wings a few minutes at Florida -110 Carolina +100 2. Gonzaga (6) 25-2 1,502 3 Doral. It was his last event before the fi rst of four San Francisco at BYU, 8 p.m. at Toronto -161 Washington +151 3. Virginia 22-2 1,476 4 back surgeries. ... This is Woods’ fi rst tourna- deficit to tie it. But Erik later. California Baptist at Grand Canyon, 8 p.m. at Tampa Bay Off Buffalo Off 4. Kentucky 21-4 1,383 5 ment in Mexico. He will be in the same group Saint Mary’s (Cal) at Pacifi c, 9 p.m. Gustafsson found Kane Saad scored his 21st at Montreal -135 Philadelphia +125 5. Tennessee 23-2 1,376 1 as Abraham Ancer, who is in the fi eld with the Cal Poly at UC Irvine, 9 p.m. at Nashville -215 Los Angeles +195 6. Nevada 24-1 1,240 7 best world ranking (No. 61) of Mexican players. alone to the right of the goal of the season, and UMKC at Seattle, 9 p.m. St. Louis -121 at Dallas +111 7. Michigan 23-3 1,150 6 ... Justin Rose, Jason Day and Adam Scott are Portland at San Diego, 9 p.m. net in overtime, and the DeBrincat’s 33rd made it at Edmonton Off N.Y. Islanders Off 8. North Carolina 20-5 1,129 8 among those who chose not to play the fi rst Weber St. at Sacramento St., 9:05 p.m. at Vancouver -136 Arizona +126 9. Houston 25-1 1,085 9 World Golf Championship of the year. Rose could Chicago star beat goalie 3-1 before the end of the Idaho St. at Portland St., 9:05 p.m. Updated odds available at Pregame.com 10. Michigan State 21-5 1,046 11 lose his No. 1 ranking depending on who wins. Jonathan Bernier for his period. 11. Marquette 21-4 987 10 UC Davis at Cal St.-Fullerton, 9:30 p.m. ... Eddie Pepperell, Aaron Rai and Jake McLeod 12. Kansas 20-6 801 14 Hawaii at UC Santa Barbara, 10 p.m. are making their World Golf Championships 38th goal of the season. In the second, Kane Oregon St. at UCLA, 10 p.m. PRO BASKETBALL 13. Louisiana State 21-4 773 19 debuts. ... Russell Knox is the last player to make Artem Anisimov, came down on a 2-on-1 14. Texas Tech 21-5 733 15 his fi rst PGA Tour title a WGC event, in Shanghai 15. Purdue 18-7 699 12 WOMEN’S BASKETBALL at the HSBC Champions three years ago. ... Brandon Saad and Alex break with Jonathan NBA 16. Florida State 20-5 525 17 THE AP TOP 25 POLL Americans made it a clean sweep of the WGCs DeBrincat scored for Chi- Toews. Kane took the All times Central 17. Villanova 20-6 519 13 The top 25 teams in The Associated Press’ last year with Mickelson winning in Mexico, EASTERN CONFERENCE 18. Louisville 18-8 507 16 women’s college basketball poll, with fi rst- Bubba Watson at the Match Play, Justin Thomas cago in the first period. shot himself, beating W L PCT GB 19. Iowa State 19-6 426 23 place votes in parentheses, records through at Firestone and Xander Schauffele in Shanghai. Milwaukee 43 14 .754 — 20. Virginia Tech 20-5 408 22 Feb. 17, total points based on 25 points for a ... Since this event began in 1999, it has gone to The Blackhawks have Jimmy Howard to make Toronto 43 16 .729 1 21. Iowa 20-5 389 21 fi rst-place vote through one point for a 25th- a playoff only three times — Woods beat Miguel won 10 of their last 12 it 4-1. Howard was then Indiana 38 20 .655 5½ 22. Wisconsin 17-8 250 20 place vote and last week’s ranking: Angel Jimenez in 1999 at Valderrama and John Boston 37 21 .638 6½ 23. Kansas State 19-6 249 18 RECORD PTS. LW Daly in 2005 at Harding Park, and Mickelson games, scoring 60 goals replaced, having allowed Philadelphia 37 21 .638 6½ 24. Maryland 19-7 211 24 1. Baylor (26) 23-1 698 1 defeated Thomas last year. in that span. four goals on eight shots. Brooklyn 30 29 .508 14 25. Buffalo 22-3 164 25 2. Oregon (2) 24-1 672 3 Next WGC: Dell Technologies Match Play on Charlotte 27 30 .474 16 Others receiving votes: Cincinnati 99, 3. UConn 23-2 638 4 March 27-31. Detroit 26 30 .464 16½ Wofford 32, Auburn 21, Washington 20, 4. Louisville 23-2 610 2 Online: www.worldgolfchampionships.com Miami 26 30 .464 16½ Mississippi State 2, St. John’s 2, Mississippi 5. Notre Dame 23-3 596 6 Orlando 27 32 .458 17 1, Yale 1. 6. Mississippi State 23-2 555 5 Washington 24 34 .414 19½ 7. Stanford 21-4 475 10 TENNIS Atlanta 19 39 .328 24½ USA TODAY TOP 25 POLL 8. Maryland 23-3 458 7 Chicago 14 44 .241 29½ The top 25 teams in the USA Today men’s 9. North Carolina State 22-2 455 12 Cleveland 12 46 .207 31½ ATP TOUR college basketball poll, with fi rst-place votes 10. Iowa 21-5 439 14 New York 11 47 .190 32½ 11. Marquette 22-4 437 8 RIO OPEN in parentheses, records through Feb. 17, Wednesday at Jockey Club Brasileiro, Rio points based on 25 points for a fi rst-place 12. Oregon State 20-5 413 9 WESTERN CONFERENCE de Janeiro vote through one point for a 25th-place vote 13. South Carolina 19-6 398 11 W L PCT GB Purse: $1.79 million (ATP500). Surface: and last week’s ranking: 14. Miami (Fla.) 22-5 350 20 Golden State 41 16 .719 — Clay-Outdoor RECORD PTS. LW 15. Gonzaga 23-3 275 13 Denver 39 18 .684 2 Men’s Singles 1. Duke (28) 23-2 796 2 16. Kentucky 21-5 261 17 Oklahoma City 37 20 .649 4 First Round 2. Gonzaga (4) 25-2 761 3 17. Arizona State 18-6 247 19 Portland 34 23 .596 7 Pablo Cuevas, Uruguay, def. Diego 3. Virginia 22-2 712 4 18. Syracuse 19-6 232 16 Houston 33 24 .579 8 Schwartzman (4), Argentina, 6-1, 4-1 retired. 4. Kentucky 21-4 699 5 19. Texas 20-6 225 15 Utah 32 25 .561 9 Taro Daniel, Japan, def. Thiago Seyboth Wild, 5. Tennessee 23-2 692 1 20. Iowa State 19-6 155 18 San Antonio 33 26 .559 9 Brazil, 3-6, 6-3, 6-2. 6. Nevada 24-1 621 6 21. Texas A&M 19-6 117 22 L.A. Clippers 32 27 .542 10 Second Round 7. Michigan 23-3 570 7 22. Florida State 21-5 106 21 Sacramento 30 27 .526 11 Jaume Munar, Spain, def. Cameron Norrie, 8. Houston 25-1 563 9 23. South Dakota 23-3 90 25 L.A. Lakers 28 29 .491 13 Britain, 7-6 (6), 5-7, 7-6 (4). 9. North Carolina 20-5 550 8 24. Drake 19-5 40 — Minnesota 27 30 .474 14 Hugo Dellien, Bolivia, def. Roberto Carballes 10. Marquette 21-4 520 10 25. Rice 22-3 30 — Dallas 26 31 .456 15 Baena, Spain, 7-5, 6-4. Chicago Blackhawks right wing Patrick Kane, right, 11. Michigan State 21-5 467 12 Others receiving votes: Missouri 29, Rutgers New Orleans 26 33 .441 16 Aljaz Bedene, Slovenia, def. Thiago Monteiro, 12. Kansas 20-6 370 14 29, West Virginia 19, Minnesota 11, UCLA celebrates his goal in overtime against the Detroit Memphis 23 36 .390 19 Brazil, 6-3, 6-4. 13. Purdue 18-7 359 11 9, Michigan State 7, Boise State 5, Brigham Red Wings on Wednesday in Detroit. Chicago won 5-4. Phoenix 11 48 .186 31 Young 4, Clemson 4, Kansas State 4, South Felix Auger-Aliassime, Canada, def. Christian 14. Texas Tech 21-5 334 15 Garin, Chile, 7-5, 6-4. 15. Lousiana State 21-4 309 21 Dakota State 4, Central Michigan 1, DePaul 1, [PAUL SANCYA/THE ASSOCIATED PRESS] Tuesday’s Games 16. Villanova 20-6 308 13 Florida Gulf Coast 1. None scheduled Men’s Doubles 17. Florida State 20-5 273 19 Wednesday’s Games First Round 18. Virginia Tech 20-5 250 16 USA TODAY TOP 25 POLL None scheduled Maximo Gonzalez, Argentina, and Nicolas 19. Iowa 20-5 244 17 The top 25 teams in the USA Today women’s Today’s Games Jarry, Chile, def. Marco Cecchinato, Italy, and 20. Iowa State 19-6 217 22 college basketball poll, with fi rst-place votes ANNOUNCEMENTS Miami at Philadelphia, 6 p.m. Dusan Lajovic, Serbia, 6-4, 6-1. 21. Kansas State 19-6 184 18 in parentheses, records through Feb. 18, Phoenix at Cleveland, 6 p.m. Nikola Mektic, Croatia, and Horacio Zeballos 22. Louisville 18-8 173 20 points based on 25 points for a fi rst-place Portland at Brooklyn, 6:30 p.m. (3), Argentina, def. Austin Krajicek, United 23. Wisconsin 17-8 120 23 vote through one point for a 25th-place vote Golf Tournament For further information, Boston at Milwaukee, 7 p.m. States, and Artem Sitak, New Zealand, 7-6 24. Buffalo 22-3 82 24 and last week’s ranking: Houston at L.A. Lakers, 9:30 p.m. (1), 6-1. contact Tom Fagan at 25. Cincinnati 21-4 66 — RECORD PTS. LW Sacramento at Golden State, 9:30 p.m. Roman Jebavy, Czech Republic, and Andres 25. Maryland 19-7 66 25 1. Baylor (32) 23-1 800 1 There will be a Cap- 678-908-2530 or faga456@ Friday’s Games Molteni, Argentina, def. Malek Jaziri, Tunisia, Others receiving votes: Washington 20, 2. UConn 23-2 750 4 Chicago at Orlando, 6 p.m. and Leonardo Mayer, Argentina, 2-6, 6-2, tain's Choice Knights of yahoo.com, Doug Quilling Wofford 19, North Texas 9, Arizona State 8, 3. Oregon 24-2 714 3 New Orleans at Indiana, 6 p.m. 10-6. Auburn 8, Mississippi 6, Mississippi State 6, 4. Louisville 23-2 697 2 San Antonio at Toronto, 6 p.m. Juan Sabastian Cabal and Robert Farah (2), Columbus charity golf at 850-819-2604 or drq_53@ St. John’s 6, Furman 5, Texas 4, Hofstra 1, 4. Notre Dame 24-3 697 6 Washington at Charlotte, 6 p.m. Colombia, def. Nicholas Monroe, United tournament at Holi- yahoo.com, or John Ander- Southern Miss. 1, Texas State 1. 6. Mississippi State 23-2 637 5 Detroit at Atlanta, 6:30 p.m. 7. Stanford 21-4 568 10 States, and Miguel Angel Reyes-Varela, day Golf Club on May 4 sen at 850-319-5770 or Minnesota at New York, 6:30 p.m. 8. Oregon State 21-5 561 9 Mexico, 6-4, 6-1. L.A. Clippers at Memphis, 7 p.m. THE AP TOP 25 RESULTS/SCHEDULE Marcelo Melo and Bruno Soares (1), Brazil, starting at 8:30 a.m. The [email protected]. All times Central 9. Maryland 23-3 526 8 Denver at Dallas, 7:30 p.m. 10. Iowa 21-5 513 13 def. Fabio Fognini, Italy, and Juan Ignacio Utah at Oklahoma City, 8:30 p.m. Tuesday’s Games Londero, Argentina, 7-6 (7), 3-6, 10-8. tournament will benefi t No. 4 Kentucky 66, Missouri 58 11. Marquette 22-4 456 7 12. North Carolina State 22-3 448 11 Marcelo Demoliner, Brazil, and Frederik Hurricane Michael vic- To get an announce- No. 5 Tennessee 58, Vanderbilt 46 Nielsen, Denmark, def. Pablo Cuevas, No. 15 Purdue 48, Indiana 46 13. South Carolina 19-6 403 14 PRO HOCKEY 14. Miami (Fla.) 22-5 392 20 Uruguay, and Marc Lopez, Spain, 6-0, 7-6 (6). tims in the area. ment in the paper No. 16 Florida State 77, Clemson 64 Luke Bambridge and Jonny O’Mara, Britain, Baylor 73, No. 19 Iowa State 69 15. Arizona State 18-6 337 17 The maximum amount of email dkent@pcnh. 16. Gonzaga 23-3 318 12 def. Thiago Monteiro and Fernando Romboli, NHL No. 24 Maryland 66, No. 21 Iowa 65 Brazil, 2-6, 6-3, 13-11. players is 32 foursomes. com with information. All times Central No. 25 Buffalo 114, Ohio 67 17. Kentucky 21-5 307 18 * ** The News Herald | Thursday, February 21, 2019 B5

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Deadly Class The Magicians ›››‡ Life of Pi (’12) Tabu TBS 31 15 139 247 Seinfeld Seinfeld Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Conan Miracle Work. Brooklyn Nine Conan Brooklyn Nine Brooklyn Nine TCM 25 70 132 256 ›››› 8 1/2 (’63) Marcello Mastroianni, Claudia Cardinale, Anouk Aimée. ›››› La Strada (’54) Anthony Quinn, Giulietta Masina. ›››‡ Cool Hand Luke (’67) Paul Newman. TLC 37 40 183 280 Dr. Pimple Popper Dr. Pimple Popper (N) My 600-Lb. Life Maja begins her weight-loss journey. (N) Dr. Pimple Popper Dr. Pimple Popper TNT 29 54 138 245 NBA Basketball Boston Celtics at Milwaukee Bucks. (N Subject to Blackout) NBA Basketball Houston Rockets at Los Angeles Lakers. 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Paid Program Paid Program Paid Program Relieve pain Paid Program Paid Program Paid Program Paid Program SUN 49 422 656 After Midnight Postgame Paid Program Paid Program Organic Paid Program Organic Paid Program NBA Basketball Miami Heat at Philadelphia 76ers. SYFY 70 52 122 244 (12:00) ›››‡ Life of Pi (’12) Suraj Sharma, Irrfan Khan. (2:54) ›› Odd Thomas (’13) Anton Yelchin, Addison Timlin. ››› Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone (’01) Rupert Grint TBS 31 15 139 247 Brooklyn Nine Brooklyn Nine 2 Broke Girls 2 Broke Girls 2 Broke Girls 2 Broke Girls 2 Broke Girls Love-Raymond Love-Raymond Love-Raymond King King TCM 25 70 132 256 (11:30) Cool Hand Luke (’67) ›››‡ Midnight Express (’78) Brad Davis, Randy Quaid, John Hurt. ››‡ The Day of the Dolphin (’73) George C. Scott. Mighty Joe TLC 37 40 183 280 My 600-Lb. Life Maja begins her weight-loss journey. My 600-Lb. Life My 600-Lb. Life: Where Outdaughtered Outdaughtered TNT 29 54 138 245 NBA Basketball Boston Celtics at Milwaukee Bucks. Drop the Mic Castle “Murder, He Wrote” Charmed “Once Upon a Time” Charmed “All Halliwell’s Eve” USA 62 55 105 242 Chicago P.D. “A Night Owl” Chicago P.D. Chicago P.D. Chicago P.D. CSI: Crime Scene Investigation NCIS: Los Angeles WGN-A 13 239 307 How I Met How I Met Elementary Camp Meeting Supernatural Paid Program Know Joseph Prince Les Feldick Joyce Meyer * ** B6 Thursday, February 21, 2019 | The News Herald

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WORD SCRIMMAGE: JUDD HAMBRICK DEAR ABBY Son keeps his social life out of his parents’ view

that he is also bisexual. Your son has been honest We have only met one with you about his sexual girl that he dated and the orientation. He’s an adult male friend who was over. and should be entitled to The friend did say he isn’t privacy regardless of the interested in our son, that gender of his companion. He Jeanne Phillips they are strictly friends. I has also been honest about don’t think my husband his limitations because of his should have quizzed our attention deficit problem. DEAR ABBY: Our 22-year- son in front of his friend. Unless he is breaking some old son stays with us. He Our son has a chip on his rule that you and your hus- has a part-time job and shoulder and an “I don’t care band have set in your home, goes to school part-time. attitude” about many things. what you should think is that He is somewhat secre- He blames a lot of things on your son is working, taking tive. We don’t know his his ADHD. He acts like he classes and trying his best friends or where he goes. can’t multitask or concentrate to become independent. One day he brought a male on what he’s supposed to do. Perhaps if your husband friend over and they hung out He tries, but if he forgets to do is less heavy-handed with in our guesthouse, drinking something, he gets an attitude his questions, your son’s and playing video games. This from time to time. I don’t attitude may improve. went on for several hours and know what to think. — FRUS- then the blinds closed. My TRATED IN WASHINGTON Dear Abby is written by husband wasn’t comfortable DEAR FRUSTRATED: I can’t Abigail Van Buren, also with that, so he knocked on help but wonder if your known as Jeanne Phillips, and the door and went in to talk to husband would have been was founded by her mother, them. He asked the friend if he as curious (and intru- Pauline Phillips. Contact had a girlfriend, and the friend sive) if your son had been Dear Abby at www.DearAbby. said no — that he’s bisexual. entertaining a woman com or P.O. Box 69440, Our son then announced in the guesthouse. Los Angeles, CA 90069.

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ARIES (March 21-April 19) — feelings are strengths, not weak- not what you want. Wants are Assess key players in your scene. nesses. Keep learning how to use more fun, but that’s beside the Where do they lie between the them to your best advantage and point. Look thoughtfully into the two poles of character and intel- know that whatever you feel, it’s status quo. What are you taking lect? Character without intellect right for you and for the moment. for granted? Check supply levels. is lovable, agreeable and boring. Also, know that you’re not the Your future self will thank you. Intellect without character is only one. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) — exciting and dangerous. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) — As Compatibility within a group of TAURUS (April 20-May 20) — you broaden your horizons and very similar members may be There are smiles that make the become an even more well- more easily achieved, though day brighter, people who lift and rounded person, it gets easier it’s the more diverse groups move you along a happier path. to create rapport with many with less internal compatibility When you can’t be in their pres- different types. But it gets harder that often come up with a better ence, it really helps to be under a to ﬁ nd people who can keep up product. beautiful sky. If not, a big gesture with you. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18) — in the name of cheer is priority LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) — The If you declare your goals and one. popular people aren’t always that resolutions, you leave yourself GEMINI (May 21-June 21) — Don’t likable, and the likable people open for criticism, competition talk about what everyone knows, aren’t always that popular. The and worse. But if you don’t, you and don’t show all your cards. one to go for is likability because miss out on the opportunity for What about holding things in you’ll be happier and more possible encouragement and suspense for a while? The ten- respected when you value the support. So declare, but only to a sion will make life interesting. It’s group above your own glory. select few. a champion move. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 21) — PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20) — In CANCER (June 22-July 22) — Though it’s very important to this age of oversharing, cautious “Location, location, location,” you to do certain actions in a silence is a power move. It’s easy was once the clarion call of those particular order, what others see enough; all you have to do is seal seeking business success, oppor- is the result, not the process. Use the lips. And yet hardly anyone tunity and glamour. These days, your best judgment to assess will think of it. Use discretion it’s not about where you are so how much behind-the-scenes and, paradoxically, you’ll stand much as who you’re connected information you should share. out by not standing out. to. Good luck in that area today. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) — Your 21) — Focus on what you need,

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tents of the following mit with the Bid Pack- 385-6153 to order doc- Garrett , United States Florida this 11th day of COURT OF THE FOUR- TER OF THE NORTH- quired to serve a copy customers containing age, a properly exe- uments. of America Acting February, 2019. TEENTH JUDICIAL EAST QUARTER OF to your written de- household and other cuted “Contractor’s Pub: February 14, 21, through Secretary of CIRCUIT IN AND FOR THE SOUTHWEST fenses, if any, to this goods will be sold for Qualification State- 28, 2019 Housing and Urban De- Clerk of the Circuit BAY COUNTY, FLOR- QUARTER OF SEC- action on Phelan Hal- cash by CubeSmart, ment” AIA Document velopment, Any And All Court IDA CIRCUIT TION 3, TOWNSHIP 1 linan Diamond & 22925 2125 Lisenby Avenue, A-305 which is to in- Unknown Parties Bay County, Florida CIVIL DIVISION SOUTH, RANGE 13 Jones, PLLC, attorneys Panama City, Florida, clude a current finan- IN THE CIRCUIT Claiming by, Through, CASE NO.: WEST; THENCE for plaintiff, whose ad- 32405, to satisfy a lien cial statement, an ex- COURT OF THE FOUR- Under, And Against BY: Jennifer Estrada 18000864CA NORTH 01 DEGREES dress is 2001 NW 64th on March 13, 2019 at perience, competence TEENTH JUDICIAL The Herein named Indi- Deputy Clerk 03 MINUTES 45 SEC- Street, Suite 100, Ft. approximately 1:00PM and performance re- CIRCUIT IN AND FOR vidual Defendant(s) WELLS FARGO USA ONDS WEST, 165.055 Lauderdale, FL 33309, at www.storagetreasu port, and references BAY COUNTY, FLOR- Who are not Known To Albertelli Law HOLDINGS, INC. Plain- FEET TO THE POINT and file the original with res.com: Christopher from at least three prior IDA CIVIL ACTION Be Dead Or Alive, PO Box 23028, Tampa, tiff, OF BEGINNING, the Clerk of the Court, CASE NO.: Smith, Chris Smith, projects similar in size Whether Said Unknown FL. 33623 THENCE CONTINUE within 30 days after the 03-2018-CA-000823 Christopher A. Smith, and scope, along with Parties May Claim An Phone: 813.221.4743 V. NORTH 01 DEGREES first publication of this DIVISION: Justin D. Hart, Justin the name of a contact Interest in Spouses, Fax: 813.221.9171 03 MINUTES 45 SEC- notice, either before or Hart, Davaris Nelson. person on each of Heirs, Devisees, Grant- servealaw@albertellila THE UNKNOWN HEIRS ONDS WEST 165.055 immediately thereafter,- Pub: Feb. 21, 28, 2019 those projects. BANK OF NEW YORK ees, Or Other Claim- w.com OR BENEFICIARIES FEET, THENCE otherwise a default MELLON TRUST COM- ants are defendants, Pub: Feb. 14, 21, 2019 OF THE ESTATE OF SOUTH 88 DEGREES may be entered against 22883 A Mandatory Pre-Bid PANY, N.A. AS TRUS- the Bay County Clerk CLIFFORD E. 52 MINUTES 34 SEC- you for the relief de- NOTICE OF 22947 Conference will be held TEE FOR MORTGAGE of the Circuit Court will FLANNAGAN A/KJA ONDS WEST, 280 manded in the Com- PUBLIC SALE: NOTICE OF 22847 for Certified Roofing/Ge ASSETS MANAGE- sell to the highest and CLIFFORD EUGENE FEET TO THE P.C. OF plaint. PUBLIC SALE: PUBLIC NOTICE neral Contractors on MENT SERIES I best bidder for cash FLANNAGAN, DE- A CURVE CONCAVE In accordance with Self-storage Cube con- February 21, 2019 at TRUST, in/on www.bay.realfore CEASED, et al TO THE NORTHWEST This notice shall be Section 456.057 (2) tents of the following 10:00 AM CST beginn- Plaintiff, close.com, Bay Self-storage Cube con- Defendant(s) HAVING A CHORD OF published once a week and Section 456.057 customers containing ing at Southport Ele- County, Florida at tents of the following 70.65 FEET; THENCE for two consecutive (13), Florida Statutes household and other mentary located at VS. 11:00AM CST, customers containing NOTICE OF ACTION ALONG SAID CURVE, weeks in the The Pan- Mullis Eye Institute is goods will be sold for 1835 Bridge Street, 12:00PM EST on the household and other SOUTH 43 DEGREES ama City News Herald. notifying the public that cash by CubeSmart, Southport, FL 32409. TIIE UNKNOWN 26th day of March, goods will be sold for TO: 49 MINUTES 20 SEC- . CubeSmart, Todd Robinson, MD 2529 Joan Avenue, All questions at the HEIRS, DEVISEES, 2019, the following de- cash by THE UNKNOWN HEIRS ONDS WEST FOR AN DATED: February 11, 4003 West Highway has given notice of his Panama City Beach, Pre-Bid Conference by GRANTEES, ASSIGN- scribed property as set OR BENEFICIARIES ARC DISTANCE OF 2019 390 ,Panama City , intent to leave the prac- Florida, 32408, to sat- General Contractors EES, LIENORS, CREDI- forth in said Final Judg- OF THE ESTATE OF 78.45 FEET; THENCE March 13 Florida, 32405, to sat- tice. This is effective as isfy a lien on and Subcontractors TORS, TRUSTEES, OR ment of Foreclosure: CLIFFORD E. SOUTH 01 DEGREES Clerk of the Circuit , 2019 isfy a lien on , March of February 7, 2019. at approxi- shall be presented on OTHER CLAIMANTS FLANNAGAN A/K/A 14 MINUTES 31 SEC- Court 13, 2019 at approxi- Dr. Todd Robinson is mately 1:00 PM at the “Request for Clarifi- CLAIMING BY, A PARCEL OF LAND CLIFFORD EUGENE ONDS EAST A DIS- mately 1:00 PM at relocating to a different www.storagetreasures.com: cation” form. See Sec- THROUGH, UNDER, BEGINNING 430 FEET FLANNAGAN, DE- TANCE OF 115.125 By: Debbie Roberson www.storagetreasur area of the US and will Aimeetion 000100 - Instruc- OR AGAINST THE ES- NORTH OF THE CEASED FEET; THENCE Deputy Clerk of the es.com: no longer be available Buechner tions to Bidders. TATE OF EDITH M. SOUTHEAST COR- . . Starlene NORTH 88 DEGREES Court to the patients of Mullis Pub: Feb. 21, 28, 2019 GARRETT, DECEASED NER OF LOT 4, Baugh, Laurie Gold- RESIDENT: Unknown 51 MINUTES 49 SEC- , et al, smith, Laura Johnson, Eye Institute. Patients 22921 Bay County District BLOCK 19, HIGH- ONDS EAST, 330 FEET Copies furnished to: Defendant(s). Jackson Siples Jr., Jas- may contact Mullis Eye INVITATION TO BID Schools will receive LAND CITY PLAT; LAST KNOWN AD- TO THE POINT OF BE- Phelan Hallinan Dia- Institute at (850)763-66 sealed bids until 2:00 THENCE WEST 135 mine Price, Clay DRESS: GINNING. mond & Jones, PLLC NOTICE OF SALE 66 to obtain health care PM CST on March 7, FEET; THENCE Gutherie. 7100 HIGH HOPES 2001 NW 64th Street BAY COUNTY PURSUANT TO records or send a 2019 in the Board NORTH 200 FEET; Pub: Feb. 21, 28, 2019 ROAD, YOUNGS- SUBJECT TO AND TO- Suite 100 DISTRICT SCHOOLS CHAPTER 45 signed record release Bay County District Room at the Bay THENCE EAST 135 22995 TOWN, FL 32466-2585 GETHER WITH AN Ft. Lauderdale, FL to 1600 Jenks Ave, County District Schools FEET; THENCE EASEMENT FOR IN- 33309 School NOTICE IS HEREBY INVITATION Panama City, FL Temporary Administrative Building, SOUTH 200 FEET TO TO BID TO: THE UNKNOWN GRESS AND EGRESS Pub: Feb. 19, 26, 2019 GIVEN Pursuant to a 32405. Emergency Hurricane 1311 Balboa Ave, Pan- THE POINT OF BE- HEIRS OR BENEFI- RECORDED ON Final Judgment of St. Andrew United 23023 Pub: February 7, 14, Roof Repair, Group 1 ama City, FL 32401. GINNING. TOGETHER CIARIES OF THE ES- MARCH 1, 1995, IN Foreclosure dated Feb- Methodist Church PUBLIC NOTICE 21, 28, 2019 1311 BALBOA AVE Bids received after that WITH THAT CERTAIN TATE OF SHEILA R. OFFICIAL RECORDS ruary 11, 2019, and en- Panama City, Florida PANAMA CITY, FL time will not be ac- 1996 CAVALCADE HANLON A/KJA BOOK 1550, PAGE 22855 tered in Case No. is accepting bids for This is a public notice 32401 cepted. Bids will be DOUBLE WIDE MO- SHEILA ROSE 904, AND IN OFFICIAL NOTICE OF 03-2018-CA-000823 of the following: of bid solicitation of the opened publicly and BILE HOME LO- REBUILDING OF HANLON A/KJA RECORDS BOOK PUBLIC SALE: the Circuit Court of the rebuild contract for the read aloud at 2:01 PM CATED THEREON EDUCATION AND SHEILA DICKEY, DE- 1550, PAGE 907, OF You are invited to bid Fourteenth Judicial Cir- facilities that make up of the same date. The WITH VIN FELLOWSHIP HALL CEASED THE PUBLIC REC- Self-storage Cube con- on a General Contract, cuit in and for Bay the properties related tents of the following which includes Tempo- Bay District Schools re- LCA0695580S25151A BUILDING ORDS OF BAY serves the right to County, Florida in AND VIN RESIDENT: Unknown COUNTY, FLORIDA. to the Parker United customers containing rary, Emergency Hurri- which Bank of New Methodist Church, lo- household and other cane Roof Repairs to waive irregularities and LCA0695580S25151B; Located at: 2001 W. TOGETHER WITH THE to reject any and all York Mellon frust Com- TITLE NUMBERS LAST KNOWN AD- MOBILE HOME SITU- cated at 908 S. Tyndall goods will be sold for prevent further leakage pany, N.A. as Trustee 11th Street Parkway, Parker FL cash by CubeSmart, on Bay County District Bids. 69591104 AND Panama City, FL 32401 DRESS: 7100 HIGH ATED THEREON for Mortgage Assets 69591105. HOPES ROAD, WHICH IS AFFIXED TO 32404 and 4617 Park 11037 Hutchison Blvd., Schools, Panama City, Management Series 1 St, Parker FL 32404 Panama City Beach, FL. This work includes Copies of the Bidding BID DATE: YOUNGSTOWN, FL THE AFOREMEN- Documents may be ex- Trust, is the Plaintiff A/K/A 2932 MARL- 32466-2585 TIONED REAL PROP- Florida, 32407, to sat- the following Group 1 and The Unknown Friday March 1, 2019 at The services will entail isfy a lien on March 13, schools: Hiland Park amined at the BORO AVE, PANAMA 2pm ERTY AND INCORPO- Architect’s office: Heirs, Devisees, Grant- CITY, FL 32405 YOU ARE HEREBY NO- RATED THEREIN. every detail pertaining 2019 at approximately Elementary School, ees, Assignees, For plans and other in- to the rebuilding of our 1:00 PM at www.storag Lynn Haven Elementary Clemons, Rutherford formation, visit the TIFIED that an action to & Associates, 2027 Lienors, Creditors, Any person claiming an foreclose a mortgage MAKE AND MODEL: facilities. etreasures.com: Jo- School, Margaret K. Trustees, or other church office at the seph Lee Baldwin, Gay Lewis School (Millville), Thomasville Rd. Talla- interest in the surplus above address or email on the following de- 1998 GENERAL D-3352 hassee, Florida Claimants claiming by, from the sale, if any, scribed property lo- VIN#:All solicitors can be Lynn McDonald Southport Elementary through, under, or [email protected]. provided the official Pub: Feb: 21, 28, 2019 School and Tommy 32308. An electronic other than the property Pub: February 16, 17, cated in BAY County, GMHGA4399821347A set of Bidding Docu- against the Estate of owner as of the date of Florida: GMHGA4399821347B and current scope of Smith Elementary Edith M. Garrett, de- 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, work to assist in bid de- 22865 School. All Bids must ments can be pur- the Lis Pendens must 25, 26, 27, 28, March 1, RP#: GE01137738 NOTICE OF chased from CRA for ceased, Citibank, NA., file a claim within 60 COMMENCING AT GE01137739 velopment. be on a lump sum ba- Emerald Coast Federal 2019 PUBLIC SALE sis. $50.00 which is days after the sale. THE SOUTHEAST non-refundable. Con- Credit Union, Jerry 23015 CORNER OF THE has been filed against A fourfold bid related to Neal Garrett a/k/aJerry our 4 facilities, exterior Self-storage Cube con- All Bidders are to sub- tact CRA at (850) Dated in Bay County, IN THE CIRCUIT NORTHEAST QUAR- you, and you are re-

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damages, and roof. Exp Recpt/Med LANDSCAPING MOBILE HOME You can request the Office Assistant FOR SALE scope and indicate For busy Now Hiring 1999 Model, 3BR/2 BA, your intent to bid in medical practice. 2,000 sq. ft, AC/Heat, person and/or email Fax resume to: Growing Crew Leaders w/custom large storage ([email protected]). PANAMA CITY BCH: 850-763-1477 Business & Techs bldg., excellent cond. Phone:850-871-4747 217 Poinsettia Dr. in Emerald Falls $32,500.00 OBO Open Sands (Turn on is hiring for the 8602 Thomas Dr. Flowers by Pam following positions: for landscape Call 904-352-5794 All bids will need pres- Gulf Dr. across from maintenance Harley Davidson) ented in a sealed enve- Delivery Driver CDL Drivers Apply at lope to the church of- Sat., Feb. 23rd FT No Weekends Noles Scapes fice no later than noon 7AM - 4PM Must have own vehi- 1812 West 27th St Household furn., 3 BR Please apply in (12 PM) Thursday 21 cle and be comforta- person at Panama City, FL February 2019 sets, some antiques, ble with the area. 850-248-0973 small secretary, tall lin- 1108 School Ave Pub: February 16, 17, Send resume to Panama City, FL COBRA 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 2019 gerie chest, 2 creden- [email protected] zas, table w/4chairs, 32401 Adventure Park et or call for 9323 Front Bch Rd. 23073 concrete umbrella table appointment Truck Driver/ NOTICE UNDER w/2 benches, & misc. 850-596-2630 Need a FICTITIOUS NAME See facebook market- NOW Forklift LAW PURSUANT TO place. helping hand? 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Call Financial Relationship Specialist Hours are late night to early morning, on a ro- for appointment. (850) 728-7090 Full-time & Part-time - Exciting opportunity tating schedule. Applicants must have a valid for candidates with prior Teller, limited bank- Production/Operations Class A CDL Florida driver license, a clean ing, or some retail sales experience. driving record, proof of insurance, a current 2013 36’ Monte Carlo medical card. pull behind RV. 1 slide 134 Colina Circle out, patio doors, bay Financial Relationship Consultant Send resume to: [email protected] windows, roll out awn- Full-time - Committed to helping customers O’Keefe & Wainwright, Realtors (850)785-8746 ings, central air, no reach their financial goals by understanding Interviews will be scheduled at a later date. pets and no smoking. HAVANESE PUPS and meeting their needs. No phone calls please. Former Medic from Exc Cond. $21,500 AKC Home Raised Hiring will be contingent on a criminal Tyndall looking for Real OBO. Call anytime. Best Health Guar. Expect more from your career at Regions. NEWSPAPER INSERTER background check and drug screen. Estate for sale by own- 352-221-4707 Call 239-324-4650 Our mission to make life better drives our de- ers. Call Rodger at www.noahslittleark.com sire to improve and make a positive difference Standing, bending & lifting required. Drug-Free Workplace, EOE 423-863-3382 in the communities where we work and live. Must be able to work a flexible schedule Please visit Regions.com/careers for job de- including nights and weekends. scriptions and to apply. EEO/AA/Minorities/Females/Disabled/Veterans To apply, send email to: [email protected] Interviews will be scheduled at a later time. CEMETERY No phone calls LOTS Candidates are hired pending criminal FOR SALE background check and pre-employment Plot 222: A, B, C & D. drug screen. Evergreen Cemetery, Masonic Section. Lo- cated on Hwy. 231. Cashier/Receptionist For information call: (704) 922-0032 Gulf Coast Electric Cooperative is now accepting applications for the position of cashier/receptionist working out of the Southport office. This position has the potential to work into a Member Service Repre- District Manager sentative position. The News Herald has an opening for District Manager; The District Manager oversees inde- You may apply online at pendent distributors in the delivery of newspa- www.gcec.com/careers or at Career Source pers to subscribers within a defined geo- Gulf Coast Center, temporarily located at 1310 graphical area. East 11 th Street, Panama City, through Friday Let’s Talk February 22, 2019 at 4:00 p.m. Individuals will handle route management as- pects such as audits, analysis, and contract For more information visit our website at negotiations. www.gcec.com. 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